Replies if the issue is always a warning. If one of the functions error() or warning() replies true, the result of this function should be ignored. If this function replies true, the message is an information message. If this function replies false, the message level depends on the user preferences. In this last case, the error level could be "error", "warning", "info", or "ignore"
Returns:
true if it is an information message; false if the error level depends the user preferences.
Replies the message to provide to the SARL developer.
Returns:
the issue message. If empty or null , no issue will be generated by the compiler.
warning
def warning : boolean
Replies if the issue is always a warning. If the function error() replies true, the result of this function should be ignored. If this function replies true, the message is a warning message. It not, the result of info() is used.
Returns:
true if it is a warning; false if the error level depends on info() .