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Jesper - 16 Aug 2005 11:36 GMT
Hi, when compiling errorneous code you'll get a list of errors and warnings
in your task list. I use F8 to jump from one error/wraning to the next. Is
there a way to skip the warnings when jumping.

brgds Jesper.
Scot T Brennecke - 16 Aug 2005 22:21 GMT
Maybe you'd like to compile with your warning level set to a lower number, so you don't see less
important warnings?  For myself, I prefer to set the warning level all the way up to 4, and resolve
all the warnings, rather than ignore them.  But you may choose to set the level down to 2 or 1.

> Hi, when compiling errorneous code you'll get a list of errors and warnings
> in your task list. I use F8 to jump from one error/wraning to the next. Is
> there a way to skip the warnings when jumping.
>
> brgds Jesper.

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