Unused variables warning in address.call return tuple (bool, bytes memory)












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I have the following code fragment.



function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public { 
(bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
assert(res);
}


Since retData is not used, I am getting the following warning (compiled with solidity 0.5.0):



Compilation warnings encountered:

/Users/ivica/Documents/deka/hekate.reloaded/digits-node/contracts/IdentityProxy.sol:55:20:
Warning: Unused local variable.
(bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
^------------------^


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    I have the following code fragment.



    function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public { 
    (bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
    assert(res);
    }


    Since retData is not used, I am getting the following warning (compiled with solidity 0.5.0):



    Compilation warnings encountered:

    /Users/ivica/Documents/deka/hekate.reloaded/digits-node/contracts/IdentityProxy.sol:55:20:
    Warning: Unused local variable.
    (bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
    ^------------------^


    Question: how to get rid of it?










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      I have the following code fragment.



      function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public { 
      (bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
      assert(res);
      }


      Since retData is not used, I am getting the following warning (compiled with solidity 0.5.0):



      Compilation warnings encountered:

      /Users/ivica/Documents/deka/hekate.reloaded/digits-node/contracts/IdentityProxy.sol:55:20:
      Warning: Unused local variable.
      (bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
      ^------------------^


      Question: how to get rid of it?










      share|improve this question














      I have the following code fragment.



      function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public { 
      (bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
      assert(res);
      }


      Since retData is not used, I am getting the following warning (compiled with solidity 0.5.0):



      Compilation warnings encountered:

      /Users/ivica/Documents/deka/hekate.reloaded/digits-node/contracts/IdentityProxy.sol:55:20:
      Warning: Unused local variable.
      (bool res, bytes memory retData) = destination.call(data);
      ^------------------^


      Question: how to get rid of it?







      solidity solidity-best-practices






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      asked Dec 25 '18 at 6:52









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          Does this work for you?



          pragma solidity ^0.5.2;

          contract Test {

          function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public {
          (bool res, ) = destination.call(data);
          assert(res);
          }
          }


          Basically we are omitting the second assignment.






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            pragma solidity ^0.5.2;

            contract Test {

            function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public {
            (bool res, ) = destination.call(data);
            assert(res);
            }
            }


            Basically we are omitting the second assignment.






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              pragma solidity ^0.5.2;

              contract Test {

              function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public {
              (bool res, ) = destination.call(data);
              assert(res);
              }
              }


              Basically we are omitting the second assignment.






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                Does this work for you?



                pragma solidity ^0.5.2;

                contract Test {

                function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public {
                (bool res, ) = destination.call(data);
                assert(res);
                }
                }


                Basically we are omitting the second assignment.






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                Does this work for you?



                pragma solidity ^0.5.2;

                contract Test {

                function forward(address destination, bytes memory data) public {
                (bool res, ) = destination.call(data);
                assert(res);
                }
                }


                Basically we are omitting the second assignment.







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                answered Dec 25 '18 at 6:56









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