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Re: [aspectj-users] getThis() caused stackoverflow
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Sandro,
Could you post the aspect and the compiler options you are using?
Matthew Webster
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Sandro Ruch <sandro.ruch@xxxxxxxxxx>@eclipse.org on 17/01/2005 08:22:03
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Subject: [aspectj-users] getThis() caused stackoverflow
hi all,
I'm relativly new to aop and aspectj in particular so i've played with some
basic aspect-examples.
it worked all fine till i've tried the getThis() method on the
JoinPoint-object. the call of this method has caused a
stackoverflow-exception...
all other method like getArgs(), etc. worked fine... just the getThis()
not... and i've defined something like && !within(GeneralMethodTracer) ..
can someone explain the deeper reason to me why this happens?
one further question to AspectJEditor... i've read in a mail of adrian (in
the archive) that the AspectJEditor will support the basic feature
of the standard JavaEditor inside eclipse (like organize imports,
refactoring methods like rename, etc.). When will this happen? Currently
i'm using version 1.2...
kind regards,
sandro
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