Warning Argument Defaults Mismatch

Type

Selection

Range

The settings listed below

Default

Common_warning_default

This option determines what AIMMS will do when a mismatch between the defaults of an actual and a formal argument of a procedure is encountered during compilation. This can be ignored, communicated via the Message Window as a warning to the user, or can result in a compilation error, corresponding to following settings:

  • Off

Do not issue a warning.

  • Warning_collect

Issue a warning and post it to the global error and warning collector.

  • Common_warning_default

Take action depending on the option ‘Common warning default’.

  • Warning_handle

Issue a warning and post it to the nearest error handler.

  • Strict_warning_default

Take action depending on the option ‘Strict warning default’.

  • Error

Issue an error.

  • Error_in_develop_else_warning

In a developer system same as Error, in a deployment system same as Warning_handle

  • Error_in_develop_else_off

In a developer system same as Error, in a deployment system same as Off

  • Warning_in_develop_else_off

In a developer system same as Warning_handle, in a deployment system same as Off

Note

  • If you choose not to report this situation as an error, AIMMS will try to retain the values (default or non-default) of each element when passing it back and forth to a procedure. For example, consider a parameter P with a default of 1.0, and pass it to a procedure with an output argument A that has a default of 2.0. If you empty the output parameter A within the body of the procedure, then on return from the procedure, the parameter P will be filled with the non-default value 2.0.

  • With the option Maximal Number of Warnings Reported you can set the maximal number of warnings that are shown in errors/warnings and message window.

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