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package org.springframework.ide.eclipse.editor.support.reconcile;
/**
* Besides the methods below, the only hard requirement for a 'problem type' is
* that it is a unique object that is not 'equals' to any other object.
* <p>
* It is probably nice if you implement a good toString however.
* <p>
* A good way to implement a discrete set of problemType objects is as an enum
* that implements this interace.
*
* @author Kris De Volder
*/
public interface ProblemType {
ProblemSeverity getDefaultSeverity();
String toString();
}