C# – Kirk Evans Blog : Suppress warnings in C# 2.0
Posted by jpluimers on 2010/01/05
I always forget the pragma syntax, because it differs substantially from the #if syntax, and I hardly use #pragma.
Contrary to #if … #endif, there is no #pragma … #endpragma.
Instead, there is #pragma warning disable ### … #pragma warning restore ###).
Ken Evans wrote a nice blog article about it (a long time ago, but it is still current): Kirk Evans Blog : Suppress warnings in C# 2.0.
And of course: the official docs, which indicate that when you omit the warning list in a #pragma warning restore, then all warnings are restored.
You can get the error numbers from the compiler output window (no, the errors/warnings/hints window does not show the numbers, that would be to obvious).
–jeroen
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