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This expression gets marked by the compiler with Warning: variable ‘_’ not left unused.
Clearly the variable is left unused in the query, but it gets bound in the macro.
Is there a declaration or something that would teach the compiler what "unused" means in this context? Barring that, is there a declaration or something to disable the warning in this context?
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This expression gets marked by the compiler with
Warning: variable ‘_’ not left unused
.Clearly the variable is left unused in the query, but it gets bound in the macro.
Is there a declaration or something that would teach the compiler what "unused" means in this context? Barring that, is there a declaration or something to disable the warning in this context?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: