[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #36743] Octave:matlab-incompatible warning warns about Octave's own files

[Lachlan Andrew]

Follow-up Comment #4, bug #36743 (project octave):

I just re-read my bug report, and found that I had suggested a way to address
this.  Since my bug report was closed, I'm repeating the suggestion here.

I propose that we: 
1. Have a new mode for warnings. As well as "off", "on" and "error", there
could be "user", which turns the warning on in user code but off in library
code. There could also be "user-error" to raise errors if the condition occurs
in user code.
2. Overhaul the places Octave:language-extension is raised, so that it
reliably raises errors for code that is (syntactically?) incompatible with
Matlab.

Of course, I'm happy to be shouted down...  I'd like to implement this (even
though it is the lowest priority), and so want to do it in an acceptable way.

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