Request: provide a way to mark a line of code to not generate a warning (I still would like to receive warnings but not for the lines that I already have evaluated or where warnings can not be solved )
The sdk 4.2.0 beta 2 brings some extra intelligence to detect unused local variables, however in 2 cases this is annoying.
Case 1: a try / catch, where you only care about program flow and don't care about the error message
try {
// do logic
return someValue;
}
catch(e) {
return null;
}
The above will result in the warning "Local variable e is not used" and you need to type something in between the catch clause....
Case 2: excludedannotation logic (+Case 3: inheritance tree where you provide calls to functions that you are going to define in the derived classes)
(:not_history_chart)
function getIterator (bChart)
{}
In the not_history_chart case this is just a dummy function, I don't have an actual implementation, so of course the bChart variable is not used.
(This particular function in Case 2 will actually never be called for devices belonging to the not_history_chart case, so preferably I would not type this dummy function call at all, but due to a bug since 4.1.6 sdk we have to in order to satisfy the compiler, but that's another bug, I've made a seperate report for that)
