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| Switch /WarningsRc[:WantedRc] |
This is a PPWIZARD command line switch. You can set up your own default switches in the "PPWIZARD_OPTIONS" environment variable or in project files.
By default when one or more warnings are displayed a return code of 1 will be returned.
You can use this switch to set any return code you like (the default is 1).
When you supply a value of 0 it indicates that you don't care what warnings were displayed, you do not consider a warning to be an error.
You can get more fine tuning with the Warnings option.
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