Ignore Warning like in C++

Roland Bar

Hi, is there a wax to tell the compiler to ignore a warning for a region of code, like it is possible in C++ like this: #pragma warning( disable : 4705 ) ... // Some Code #pragma warning( default : 4705 ) Thanks for Help Greets Roland

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Lost User

See this article on MSDN #pragma warning disable 4705 and #pragma warning restore 4705 Gruß

Roland Bar

Thank, but it looks like it is a feature added in .net 2.0. is there a way to do the same in .net 1.1 as i am stuck to it for this project... :( Greets Roland

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Guffa

What is the warning that you are trying to ignore?

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Roland Bar

The Warning CS0067: The event 'event' is never used. It is caused by a class dummy created for a test that implements an interface that contains this events. As some events are not relevant for the test they are not used. I can live with it but it would be nicer to have a 'clean' build. Greets Roland

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Stefan Troschuetz

You can write a protected or private OnEvent method. Its not that much code and should be done quickly even for some events by copy-and-paste. Furthermore, the methods may be useful, if you later on add more intelligence to the dummy or implement the final class.

private void OnEvent(EventArgs e)
{
if (this.Event!= null)
this.Event(this, e);
}

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