On 3rd June 2015 at 10:43, Joakim Hove wrote:
1.How to handle the situation when the deck asks for something we do not
support? Of course a warning is a natural solution; but if we just
succumbed to a warning immediately I fear people would generally not
even notice, and we would have lost the opportunity for a more principal
discussion.
I haven't been bothered much by this myself so I don't have any strong
opinions, but I'll raise an idea for discussion: Throw exceptions, but
let them be demoted to warnings by pragmas.
For example:
RPTRST BASIC=6
could throw an exception, after which issue #487 gets the discussion
starting on the tracker. Now, while waiting for the proper fix or
direction to take, the immediate problem could be mitigated with:
--@opm: warn=restart-timestep
RPTRST BASIC=6
which would cause a warning to be issued and the setting then ignored
(as before).
Make an infrastructure for handling this (throw-or-warn), but don't add
pragmas until someone complains.
--
Roland.
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