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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 2015-03-09 um 19:24 schrieb DaWorm:<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">I would think this part answers that
question: "The warning means that no value has been <b><i>explicitly</i></b>
assigned to these variables (which <b><i>may indicate a
logic error</i></b> in the code), not necessarily that
they contain an unpredictable value." (emphasis mine)</div>
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No, it answer not the question.<br>
As I already wrote in my other mail:<br>
Why am I forced to add superfluous (initialization) code<br>
just to get rid of a warning that is completely useless (false).<br>
Managed types *are* initialized so this warning just pollutes the <br>
message window and distracts from the realy useful information.<br>
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Why not simply omit these messages (for managed types)?<br>
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