Graeme Geldenhuys schreef:
Another very annoying hint! :-) Solution - apply yet more workarounds.
FPC sure is verbal!
It is Friday again: To show that you are looking for problems with more than enough
solutions ...
Option #1:
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procedure TForm.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
Assert(Sender <> nil); // or Sender = Sender or ....
... your normal code here...
end;
Asserts are not enabled by default in Lazarus IDE projects, so that
shouldn't generate any code, but it does shut the FPC compiler up from
hinting like crazy.
For you as Lazarus user there is another option:
Compiler options -> Verbosity -> uncheck Show hints for parameter "Sender" not
used
Option #2:
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If you are using FPC 2.4.0-rc1 or later, then you can disable specific
compiler messages. "Project > Compiler Options > Messages tab". Then
simply uncheck the messages you do not want. "Parameter not used" is
just about always unchecked in my projects.
On only if Lazarus IDE support a "Save current settings as default for
new projects", that would have been great!
For this problem you can add the relevant option in your fpc.cfg. Use show compiler
options to see what the relevant -vm option is.
Vincent
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