Markus, Jay,

On Jan 3, 2006, at 5:40 PM, Markus Barchfeld wrote:

Jay Levitt wrote:

Anyway, the "useless use of :: in void context" ticket#57 is definitely a show stopper for 0.7.0 in my opinion. What should we do about it? Would it be feasible to create a preference page for enabling/ disabling single warnings ? Do the warnings have IDs?


This comes from JRuby. We'd have to alter the JRuby code a little to avoid it. I'd suggest we make a little patch for them to disable this warning (since it is thrown in perfectly fine cases) and ask Thomas to apply it to their HEAD so we can stay synced with them. Warnings (from last time I looked) are nothing more than a string coming from JRuby, so it'd be brittle to try filtering them at our level. We can talk to Thomas about perhaps beefing up warnings to have IDs (so we can filter and also translate them). Sooner or later we'll definitely need to add a preference page to enable and disable particular warnings (or choose from error/warning/ignore like JDT). I'll enter a ticket for it.

Thanks,
Chris


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