[ajdt-dev] Some clues on Cross References - multiple around() advice not

["Neale Upstone" <neale.upstone@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The following aspect is giving me interesting behaviour:

 0 package x;
 1 public aspect OverrideOptions
 2 {
 3    /**
 4     * Comment A
 5     */
 6    boolean around() : execution( public boolean A.a() ) && this( A )
 7    {
 8        return false;
 9    }
10   
11    /**
12     * Comment B
13     */
14    int around() : execution(private int B.b(..)) && this(B){
15        return 0;
16    }
17 }

While the compiler is doing the right thing, the cross references view
gives some interesting behaviour.

When I open the aspect, the cursor is at the beginning of line 0, and
the CR view shows:
	x

As I move the cursor down (always at left edge), lines 1-3  give:
- OverrideOptions
  - around()
    - advises
      - B.b(boolean)
      - A.a()

Lines 4-6 give:
- around()
  - advises
    - B.b(boolean)
    - A.a()

Lines 7-16 give:
... Around()

And line 17 gives:
- OverrideOptions
  - around()
    - advises
      - B.b(boolean)
      - A.a()

Factoring out the first pointcut as a separate pointcut declaration
gives even more interesting behaviour.  The first advice now
successfully claims to advise both target classes, when before it was
none.

Version: 1.6.4.20090130154246
AspectJ version: 1.6.4.20090129145400
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