Hi Ian,
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 12:33 PM, Renton Ian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If the produced output is ok,
> > you can just ignore the warning.
>
> Unfortunately not - while I don't mind seeing the warnings myself, the
> app is going to be built using py2exe, which seems to produce an "Error
> has occurred" dialog box after termination if there are warnings as well
> as if there are errors. I'd prefer not to change py2exe's behaviour (if
> that's possible) as I don't mind being warned about other things - it's
> just this one that I know about and so don't want to be reminded of!
>
It is possible to remove the warning. In PyX, this is done by the use of
message parser (see chap. 3.5 in the manual). For your case, a parser like
underfull_parser= text.texmessagepattern(re.compile(r"^ignoring
overfull/underfull box warning:\nUnderfull \hbox (badness 10000) detected at
line .*$",.re.MULTILINE))
should work (I didn't test it, may be / probably you have to correct the
regular expression)
To activate the parser, you have to add it to the texrunner you are using.
For the default texrunner,
text.set(texmessagesend=[underfull_parser])
should do it.
HTH,
Axel
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