Re: Turn off deprecated warnings?

7 Dec 2006 6:20 PM

Barry

Oh just give up will you.

Your incessant ramblings are becoming quite irritating. You are in no
way useful to these Groups what so ever - you are a hindrance.

I have been reading your posts and I am quite frankly disappointed that
someone who claims to have so much knowledge does nothing to help
others. Your posts portray you as an obnoxious, rude & stubborn
person.

Whether this is true or not we will never know - not that anyone in
these Groups would want to find out.

7 Dec 2006 6:35 PM

Andrew Backer

You probably want the #pragma that disables warnings if you are a good
boy/girl/martian and don't want to do global disables, but I am not
sure what the equivalent in VB is since I've only don this in c#.

There is a /nowarn VB.Net compiler option, but I do not know how to set
it.

I have also read that, in the project file, you can find a element like
this :
<NOWARN>... bring out your warning id #s here ...</NOWARN>
Putting the warning # you are getting in there should stop the rambling

:)

Here is a C# source (the bad code project ) for the #pragma option, if
it helps somehow :
http://www.codeproject.com/debug/pragma_tips.asp

// Andrew

8 Dec 2006 8:09 AM

marcwentink

Andrew Backer schreef:

> I have also read that, in the project file, you can find a element like
> this :
> <NOWARN>... bring out your warning id #s here ...</NOWARN>

Hey thanks! I changed the project file and that works, although I
rather do it in the code with a #pragma since that is clearer to future
programmers. You seem to have to use the number 40000 which is a
general number for all warnings concerning deprecated code.