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This minimal example triggers the warning: "Package longdivision Warning: Either the dividend was zero or you used \intlongdiv and the dividend was less than the divisor. This isn't a big deal, but the result probably looks silly."
The warning occurs when the division work is empty. I guess this will happen whenever stage = 0 is passed. Probably I should check if the user explicitly passed stage = 0 and disable the warning in that case.
This minimal example triggers the warning: "Package longdivision Warning: Either the dividend was zero or you used \intlongdiv and the dividend was less than the divisor. This isn't a big deal, but the result probably looks silly."
The dividend is not zero and \intlongdiv was not used. What could cause this warning and how can the warning be switched off?
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