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Re: [aspectj-users] Getting the full sourceLocation
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Hi,
did you try to use the SourceLocation.getWithinType() method? It
returns a class object. You could use the getPackage() method on this
class to determine where your file is.
Hope it helps,
Thiago Bartolomei
On 2/15/06, Matt Morten <
djcredo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey all,
I'm writing a section of a program that relies heavily on the
joinpoint.getSourceLocation().getFileName() method. Basicly, when I
reach a joinpoint, I wan't to open the source file where the joinpoint
was located.
The problem is, SourceLocation.getFileName() doesn't return the path
to that file, so I can't open it for editing. If I'm lucky, the file
that I wan't to open is located in the current directory, so opening
it is easy. But if it lies in a seperate package, I'm out of luck.
Can anyone see a way around this?
Thanks in advance,
Matt Morten
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