If it is a warning - you can typically turn them off with a #pragma
statment in code.
In VC, it is a #pragma warning, not sure in C# or VB, but I know they exist.
-Jacob
Quoting Brass Tilde <brassti...@gmail.com>:
>> that I want to build with nant. The problem is that our project has a number
>> of errors that I need to ignore. I know that these errors should be fixed,
>> but for some silly political reason they need to be ignored and my Mgr is
>> over ruling me.
>
> Just out of curiosity, how do you ignore errors? A compilation error
> would prevent the build from completing, would it not? In which case
> you wouldn't have anything to show for the build.
>
> If, on the other hand, you are talking about warnings being shown as
> errors, there is a setting somewhere in the Visual Studio IDE that
> controls that. They'll still show as warnings, but they won't prevent
> the build. There may be a VS setting to turn off warnings entirely,
> but I've never seen one (nor, frankly, had the need to look for one).
>
>> The build error that I get from Visual studio is along the
>> lines of "Error 4 The name 'Control_Name' does not exist in the current
>> context" and then the file and line number is provided.
>
> How can you even compile with this error? If you're referencing a
> control that doesn't exist, then the assembly won't compile.
>
> /bs
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