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Return value Warning, what do you think
Johannes_Nielsen
Member Posts: 206
Hi all
Something I don't get.
When compiling a page in NAV 2013 I receive a warning.
Warning <Action22> - OnAction Line 2 Property call without using return value
Why is this code elligble for a warning? The return value is optional.
It's not bad practice as far as I know.
It is just a warning, but I still think it should'nt be even that.
And the next wierd thing is, that this code:
Does not produce any warning regarding return value.
What do you think?
Something I don't get.
When compiling a page in NAV 2013 I receive a warning.
Warning <Action22> - OnAction Line 2 Property call without using return value
SomeRec.MARKEDONLY;
Why is this code elligble for a warning? The return value is optional.
It's not bad practice as far as I know.
It is just a warning, but I still think it should'nt be even that.
And the next wierd thing is, that this code:
SomeRec.MARKEDONLY = TRUE; SomeRec.MARKEDONLY(TRUE);
Does not produce any warning regarding return value.
What do you think?
Best regards / Venlig hilsen
Johannes Sebastian
MB7-840,MB7-841
Johannes Sebastian
MB7-840,MB7-841
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Answers
Implies that you want to set the value.
When wanting to know the current value, the need for the return value seems legit to me.