OpenEuphoria

Re: Short Circuit message

• Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Jul 29, 2001
• 374 views

Bernie Ryan writes:
>   Please remove the SHORT circuit error message from ver 2.3
>  It is annoying to have to write a program and shut off
>  warnings just for this stupid message. I want my programs to shut
>  down clean and not have to insert with/without warning through
> out a program.
> If I write a program correctly, I should NEVER have to shut the
>  warning message off !

Warnings are meant to flag things that, 
while correct, may deserve some attention.

You can turn off warnings for a whole program
by typing a single:
         without warning
at the top of the main file.

You can turn off warnings for a single include
file by typing 
         without warning
at the top of that one file.

You can sometimes turn of warnings
for a single routine by typing:
    without warning
    <routine definition>
    with warning

Why don't you post the statement that is getting 
the short-circuit warning, so we can see 
how spurious the message is?
Also include the source code (if any) for the
short-circuited routine.

The short-circuit warning is rare, and can sometimes
point to a subtle bug in your logic.

Regards,
   Rob Craig
   Rapid Deployment Software
   http://www.RapidEuphoria.com