Gets the short identifier of the detector, used in analyzer warnings.
The unique identifier of the detector.
Gets the kind of the detector.
Defines the behavior of warnings generated by this detector when working with multiple projects within a single Tact configuration.
Here are the available options:
"union"
Leave this value if you don't care about warnings generated in other projects."intersect"
If the warning is generated for some source location of the imported file,
it should be generated by each of the projects. Example: Constants from an
imported file should not be reported iff they are unused in all the projects,
so you need "intersect".Checks whether this detector needs the Soufflé binary to be executed.
Executes the detector's logic to check for issues within the provided compilation unit.
The compilation unit to be analyzed.
List of warnings has highlighted by this detector.
ProtectedmakeProtectedskip
An optional detector that highlights messages with implicitly defined opcode.
Why is it bad?
Tact automatically generates these unique IDs (opcodes) for every received message, but developers can specify a message opcode explicitly. This enables handling of specific opcodes in the receiver explicitly, which may be convenient when interacting with FunC contracts.
See:
Example
Use instead: