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Badr Bellaj ♦
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I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string physicalAddress;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?

I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string physicalAddress;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?

I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string physicalAddress;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?

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skarred14
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I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string address;physicalAddress;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?

I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string address;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?

I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string physicalAddress;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?

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Usage of "storage" and "memory" keywords in struct declaration

I have recently ported my code to solidity 0.4.11 and have been noticing some warning errors upon declaring 'string' variables while declaring structs.

struct person {
    string name;
    string address;
}

the warning I have been getting is:

Variable is declared as a storage pointer. Use an explicit "storage" keyword to silence the warning.

Suggestions on how to get rid of this warning? Also I am trying to understand the usage of storage and memory keywords - could anyone help explain the utility patterns of these keywords?