I'm writing a macro (for Julia 0.4) that is trying to take over the {}
syntax and do something special (related to tensor contraction) but I
notice the code to the macro go's through parse() (or similar) before being
parsed to my macro function, which means I get deprecation warning for {}
as Julia 0.3 meaning a constructor to Array{Any} but no longer for later
versions.
Is there a way to deactivate the deprecation warning, in general?
Is there a way to deactivate the deprecation warning, just for a specific
macro? Is there any control macros have over parsing behaviour in general,
or could receive the raw text (without the end user needing to quote in a
string)?
As a side note, if Jeff Bezanson's suggestion to use {} as Tuple{} in Julia
0.5 is taken up, then I won't even need the macro, which is my motivation
for attempting to use this syntax now...
