[#854] | project: compiler | priority: low | category: feature | |
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submitter | assigned to | status | date submitted | |
Sean | Sean | open | 2006-11-30 12:14:25.0 | |
subject | unchecked warning message cleanup | |||
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what happened | The generic unchecked warning message (there were unchecked errors) is not attributed to a file so cannot be cle\ aned up in the IDE when a file is recompiled. Also, its problematic on the command line since the user doesn't k\ now what file to recompile with -unchecked! |
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what expected | Actually, I'm of the opinion to change the default of unchecked from false to true (make nounchecked an option instead) and then not worrying about about the warning message so much...If being inundated with warnings is an issue, we can at least do this in the IDE because warnings and errors are separated under different problem view roots. | |||
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Martin edited on 2006-12-05 10:59:22.0 |
Sean, why don't you give it try to adapt to IDE? I don't think the command line behavior should change, as this now matches exactly what javac does. So, keep the same defaults. Also, on the command line, the generic unchecked warning does not appear when -unchecked is set. |