w() — svelte Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the w() function in compile-warnings.js from the svelte codebase.
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Source Code
packages/svelte/scripts/process-messages/templates/compile-warnings.js lines 24–40
function w(node, code, message) {
let stack = ignore_stack;
if (node) {
stack = ignore_map.get(node) ?? ignore_stack;
}
if (stack && stack.at(-1)?.has(code)) return;
const warning = new InternalCompileWarning(
code,
message,
node && node.start !== undefined ? [node.start, node.end ?? node.start] : undefined
);
if (!warning_filter(warning)) return;
warnings.push(warning);
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does w() do?
w() is a function in the svelte codebase, defined in packages/svelte/scripts/process-messages/templates/compile-warnings.js.
Where is w() defined?
w() is defined in packages/svelte/scripts/process-messages/templates/compile-warnings.js at line 24.
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