From: "Forwarding Address" 
@Date: 10 Mar 2003 18:17:43 -0000
@Sender: semware-owner{at}sawasdi.apana.org.au


Looking back thru the list I spotted the following from Greg Macdonald
under the subject "Re: Keeping tse.ui virgin" (a very useful
thread) on 2003-01-22:

>#warn(off, 1106)    // Ignore sc32.exe's "Duplicate key defined...
ignored"
>// ... tse key assignments
>#warn(restore)

I thought this a very interesting use of 'warn', but don't understand the
implementation.

The first line completely baffles me.  I can't find anything in the manual
to explain what's happening.  The 'off' variable is a standard predefined
term; 'restore' (in the second instance) is not (='on'?).  Presumably the
"Duplicate key defined... ignored" messages are being turned off,
but what is the '1106' integer doing?  Disabling that specific message?  If
so, where do you find this information?  I prefer to disable error messages
when I anticipate ignoring them so the ones I see I know are arising from
unanticipated situations.

--LaneW
Lane Whittaker




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