“1234” has to be the number that appeared in the Warning message in Unity console – in my case, at the end we have:<\/p>\n
\n-nowarn:0642\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
NB: this only works for game-scripts. To do the same for Editor scripts, you use a different file – gmcs.rsp<\/em><\/p>\nOption2: Disable a warning in ONE FILE only<\/h2>\n
For instance … you’re working on a new game-feature, and tweaking it. You have a bunch of variables you are tweaking, sometimes using them in the code, sometimes not. You get this annoying warning:<\/p>\n
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…for this ONE FILE ONLY, you want to ignore that particular warning. When you’ve finished your long tweaking sessions, you’ll re-instate that warning.<\/p>\n
\n- Go to the very top of your file\n
- Add one #pragma line for each warning you want to disable (see below)\n<\/ol>\n
\n#pragma warning disable 1234\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
…again, the number is whatever number appeared in the Unity console after the letters “CS”. In my case: 0219<\/p>\n
Option 3: Disable a warning for a SINGLE LINE OF CODE<\/h2>\n
(…or for a block of code)<\/p>\n
This works the same as Option 2, except:<\/p>\n
\n- Find the line(s) you want to ignore the warning(s) in\n
- Before the first line, add one #pragma warning dis<\/strong>able for each warning\n
- After the last line, add one #pragma warning en<\/strong>able for each warning\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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