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How to supress Parser warnings in CIW?

gs748

Hello,

Whenever I load a SKILL file in CIW Warning messages appear in CIW which does not effect the process. I do not want the Warnings to appear in CIW. Can anyone please tell me how to supress the Parser warnings from CIW whenever SKILL file is loaded.

I appreciate your help! Thanks

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  • Yes, get your escapes correct in the first place. There's no need to escape the ' or the $:

    system("nbstatus jobs --jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user=='$USER'\" > /tmp/out")

    This should do the same as the command  you gave with the unnecessary escape characters. Your command caused a SKILL parser warning - SKILL thought you were escaping characters that don't need escaping, and so ignored the escape character; Lawrence was assuming that you wanted the escape character in the shell, and so for that you'd need to be passing a "\" to the shell, and so the backslash has to be escaped in that case. That turned out to be an incorrect assumption.

    Kindest Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Yes, get your escapes correct in the first place. There's no need to escape the ' or the $:

    system("nbstatus jobs --jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user=='$USER'\" > /tmp/out")

    This should do the same as the command  you gave with the unnecessary escape characters. Your command caused a SKILL parser warning - SKILL thought you were escaping characters that don't need escaping, and so ignored the escape character; Lawrence was assuming that you wanted the escape character in the shell, and so for that you'd need to be passing a "\" to the shell, and so the backslash has to be escaped in that case. That turned out to be an incorrect assumption.

    Kindest Regards,

    Andrew.

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