Closed musm closed 7 years ago
I think the reason for this info is to warn you that Lint might not be able to pick up on variables/functions defined in that file. I plan to implement a better way to selectively ignore certain infos/warnings.
Will https://github.com/tonyhffong/Lint.jl/pull/220 resolve the underlying issue?
Unfortunately, #220 won't help if the Linter can't figure out that JLD00.jl
needs to be imported. The best we can do here is silence the info, since it's questionable to be linting include
s that are embedded in quotes. This won't be able to fix the undefined symbols. We might need pragmas to force Lint to read certain files.
good point
E.g.
C:\Users\Mus\.julia\v0.6\JLD\src\JLD.jl:217 I372 joinpath($(Expr(:$, :(dirname(@__FILE__())))), "JLD00.jl"): unable to follow non-literal include file
This is frominclude(joinpath(@__DIR__, "JLD00.jl"))
which is pretty annoying since this is a common idiom