Syntax for ignoring Code Analyzer warning "This statement cannot be reached"
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I'm aware of a few warning ignore comment syntaxes, such as
%#ok<AGROW>
for variables that change size on each loop iteration. But I haven't been able to find one for if branch errors, such as in
flag = 0;
if flag
foo
end
In fact, it's been stated elsewhere that no central list of warning IDs exists, which frankly is inexcusable. Where is a list of common warning IDs and their ignore comments?
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Alejandro Arrizabalaga
2021-5-28
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2021-5-28
I used to suffer a lot from this issue. The solution is very simple but also weird, which is just to do:
flag = 0;
if flag ~= 0
foo
end
I would have expected MATLAB to check flag to be true (1) or false (0) without having to explicitly write flag ~= 0. But it seems that MATLAB Code Analyzer complains if one does not do this.
Ron Fredericks
2024-8-4
Alejandro's suggested solution is the best for my code use - as even if there is an "else" clause in the if statement there is no useless warning produced.
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