When using the `%W- syntax to hide compiler warnings, where you place the warning will affect whether some or all warnings for the specified number are hiden.

As the methods are compiled, if a warning situation is encountered it will be displayed in the compiler window unless the code to hide the warning has already been encountered.

Here are 2 examples:

COPY ARRAY($myPointer->;$myArray)   `%W-518.1

When compiled, this code will trigger a warning to be displayed.

`%W-518.1 COPY ARRAY($myPointer->;$myArray)

When compiled, this code will not trigger a warning to be displayed.

In order to avoid hiding only some of the warnings, place the warning directives in any of the COMPILER_ methods. These methods are compiled first, so putting the warning directives in one of these methods is a convienient way of hiding all warnings for the specified number.