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Re: [aspectj-users] Syntax learning curve
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Mohan
I am glad to hear that. By merging AspectWerkz with AspectJ we
precisely aim at having the same syntax in the pointcuts f.e.. The
main option you will have will be to decide if you want to write code
style aspects in .aj files (code style), or annotation style aspect in
java files by using Java 5 annotations.
Unfortunately there is transition period to reach that stage.
The generic addition is a special beast in that picture, but for sure
this is yet another evolution to take into account when learning the
syntax and getting used to it.
Alex
On 8/2/05, mohan.radhakrishnan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mohan.radhakrishnan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have been trying to use AOP for a few months. One problem that I
> face is the syntax. I started with AspectWerkz. When they added support
> for JDK 5.0 I learnt to use that syntax. I am learning aspectj after they
> merged with it. Now AspectJ is introducing JDK 5 syntax. It is getting
> more difficult with the introduction of generics support.
> Though JDK 5 didn't make it simpler, it seems that the syntax of
> different AOP frameworks is making the adoption harder. Sometimes it is
> difficult to keep track of what is in what version.
>
> This aspect ( no pun, I am serious :-) is the most difficult part for a
> beginner like me.
>
> Mohan
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