Suppress Warning, no Pixel selected

Hello,
is it able to suppress the Warning - No Pixel selected?
The warning pops up when I select the lasso tool in subtract from selection mode and I subtract everything. Problem is, since this warning occurs not during a script, I'm not able to use "app.displayDialogs = DialogModes.NO;"
Is there a way to generaly suppress this warning?
Thx in advance
Joerg

Hello and sorry for my late response, I was busy with other stuff.
However the problem still exists.
I'll try to describe what the script does, hopefully you will read this after all this time:
1. Coworker/-s mark an area with the lasso tool and fill it with a color all on one layer (the area of a painting with a tear for example)
2. If parts of the tear on the real painting are fixed, coworkers press an action button and the area (tear) in photoshop is selected. (area is surrounded)
3. Then the lasso-tool is selected in subtract from selection mode and the coworker subtracts the fixed parts of the tear - area
4. The fixed parts getting deleted from that area
That all works fine, the only problem is if the whole area is fixed, everything gotta be subtracted from selection and then the warning pops up.
This is just a very rudimentary description but thats basicly what the script does.
thx in advance!

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