returns the severity level as an int from the pyflakes message type . the different message types are : c convention , for programming standard violation r refactor , for bad code smell w warning , for python specific problems e error , for much probably bugs in the code f fatal , if an error occured which prevented pyflakes from doing further processing . concode_field_sep String fileName concode_elem_sep AbsoluteFileFinder absoluteFileFinder concode_elem_sep String lineStr concode_elem_sep Pattern pattern concode_elem_sep String message concode_elem_sep String violationId concode_field_sep String getMessage concode_elem_sep void parse concode_elem_sep String getFileName concode_elem_sep void parseLine concode_elem_sep FullFileModel getFileModel concode_elem_sep PyflakesViolation getPyflakesViolation concode_elem_sep String getLineStr concode_elem_sep String getViolationId
void function ( Violation arg0 , String arg1 ) { arg0 . setSeverity ( Severity . HIGH ) ; arg0 . setSeverityLevel ( Severity . HIGH_VALUE ) ; }