ResharperC++ suggests to make a class method const even if in the method the data is accessed through members. I know this is legal to make them const, but I was wondering if it is possible to disable this suggestion somehow or even better reverse it, so it issues a suggestion if this method would be declared const.
An example would be
void test()
{
data->myData = 3;
}
ResharperC++'s outputs: Member function may be 'const'
P.S. I also do not want to enter an argument about const-correctness, but would only very much like to know how to make this happen ;)

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