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Re: how to suppres warning [message #63060 is a reply to message #62975] Thu, 23 October 2008 01:36 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Ingo von Borstel is currently offline  Ingo von Borstel
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Hi,

> is your problem that you get megabytes of warning texts, but execution
> continues?
The only error which I get is a type conversion error - which has no
influence whatsoever and the programme happily continues to run.

> you do not care that some part of your data was not read correctly?
Exactly. I'm reading a data files with different number of columns which
as the first and last part of each line contains a textual comment -
which of course fails to convert to a numerical value.

> If it is the former, maybe it is better to suffer the warnings than to
> waste effort in suppressing them.
Well, yes, I _can_ live with them. As it seems that it's not as easy
(just changing a switch or compile option yet unknown to me), that's
what it will be. I know it's not overtly complicated to get rid of them,
but I would need to customize the read-in procedure (it can deal with
leading, but not trailing text) which I wanted to avoid in order to
avoid code duplication.

Thanks for your advice :)

Ingo

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