Turning off some warnings in Eclipse

[Jacques Ouille]

Hi guys,

I am using Eclipse with JsHint plugin. I updated the plugin to the last version. Then, since I have a lot of warnings unuseful like "mixed tab and spaces" I want to supress them.

I saw that this subject has already been spoken a lot of times, but all the "solutions" given were not suitable (-W099 ninini did not work, neither smarttabs).

Am I supposed to fork Jshint during my free time  to supress these annoying warnings, will I be taught of doing a better quality by correcting manually my 5 000 mixed tabs and spaces errors, or is there a good solution ?

Thanks

My Jshint options are in Eclipse : Right click on the project -> Properties -> Jshint -> options

PS : nothing of what i added is working : 

// Relaxing options

eqeqeq: true,

smarttabs: true,

sub: true,

shadow: true,

"-W099: true"

Thanks 

[Anton Kovalyov]

-W099 should work, maybe your Eclipse plugin doesn't support that format yet? Try adding /*jshint -W099 */ to the top of any file and see if it still generates those warnings.

Anton

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[Jacques Ouille]

Yes, it works for a file when I do that. Do you have an idea how can I automatize that for all the project (because of course I can't add this line in all my files) ?

Thank you 

[Anton Kovalyov]

If it works for a file that means the problem is with JSHint plugin for Eclipse and not JSHint itself. I suggest asking whoever wrote that plugin. JSHint (project) doesn't ship any officially supported plugins.

Anton