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RE: [aspectj-dev] execution(Foo.bar(int) && args(i)?
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There's a missing parenthesis in your example, but I _think_ you mean:
pointcut pc(int i):
execution(Foo.bar(int))
&& call(Foo1.bar1(int))
&& args(i);
This pointcut always picks out zero join points, since join point kinds are
exclusive: there is no join point that is both a call and an execution join
point.
Note that using args over a _disjunction_, such as:
pointcut pc(int i):
( execution(Foo.bar(int)) || call(Foo1.bar1(int)) )
&& args(i);
works fine.
Or maybe I'm not understanding your question.
-erik
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Subject: [aspectj-dev] execution(Foo.bar(int) && args(i)?
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Hi.
I am getting somewhat confused by the args-pointcut. I understand that
"args" picks out the runtime arguments of a "call" pointcut. My question is:
Is it also allowed to use "args" in combination with "execution"?
Case 1: Yes. Then what about something like pointcut pc(int i):
execution(Foo.bar(int) && call(Foo1.bar1(int)) && args(i); ? That would be
ambiguous, would'n it?
Case 2: No. Then, how am I able to expose any arguments that were given to
the currently executing method?
Cheers,
Eric
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Eric Bodden
RWTH Aachen University
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Website: http://www.bodden.de
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