I'm trying to write code similar to the following:
let [a; b] =
(* body *)
[1; 2]
And I want to disable warning # 8 just for the pattern [a; b]
and not for the body or for anything outside of the let. I've tried to put the warning attribute to disable the warning, but none of the below work:
let[@warning "-8"] [a[@warning "-8"];b[@warning "-8"]] [@warning "-8"] =
[1;2][@warning "-8"]
[@@ocaml.warning "-8"]
P.S. I'm not really writing this code, but am experimenting with a custom PPX preprocessor. So a convoluted but working example is acceptable.
Local disabling of warnings with
[@warning "…"]
and[@@warning "…"]
is not well supported for OCaml version anterior to 4.06.0 . For such version, one possibility might be to use enclosing[@@@warning ""]
attribute:but this also deactivate the warning inside the body.
If you are generating the code and know statiscally the size of the list, another option might be to use a tuple for the binding (aka
let (a,b)= …
)?