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I've got an ActionScript 3 source file (.as) that has hundreds of untyped variables. This file works perfectly although it outputs a warning for every untyped variable which gets me ~800 warnings clogging the Error panel in my IDE.

Although warnings are helpful in my other source files, I want to suppress warnings for this one .as file, because I'm in no mood to specify data types for them all.

Is this possible?

I'm using FlashDevelop 3 on Windows 7,
and compiling an AS3 AIR project using the Flex 4 SDK.

+3  A: 

Go to Project -> properties -> Compiler Options and set Show Actionscript warnings to false.

PS: Sorry, I've just noted that you were asking how to supress the warnings for a particular file, not the whole project. I don't think that's possible (unless you compile this file in a separate project, for instance, but that's probably overkill).

Juan Pablo Califano
+1  A: 

It's not a real solution but if you mark your untyped variable with type *, flash builder will not show warnings:

var example:* = event.result.something;
Luke