This seems like something really simple, but I can't figure out it's done.
How do you turn warnings off in code? Meaning, not launching Ruby with -w0,
just turning them off with Ruby code.
Sean O'Dell
$VERBOSE = nil
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On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 03:49:54AM +0900, Sean O'Dell wrote:
This seems like something really simple, but I can't figure out it's done.
How do you turn warnings off in code? Meaning, not launching Ruby with -w0,
just turning them off with Ruby code.
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> This seems like something really simple, but I can't figure out it's
done.
>
> How do you turn warnings off in code? Meaning, not launching Ruby
with -w0,
> just turning them off with Ruby code.
$VERBOSE = nil
Or how about:
module Kernel
private
def no_warn
old = $VERBOSE
begin
yield
ensure
$VERBOSE = old
end
end
end
Both variants don't seem to help agains syntax warnings though (which is
completely logical if you keep in mind when they appear).
Kind regards
robert
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On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 03:49:54AM +0900, Sean O'Dell wrote: