Re: [ve-dev] which code is parsed and executed on the VM

[Rich Kulp <richkulp@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Janak,

Basically only property settings and
initialization statements are executed. If it is not a property or an initialization
statement (i.e. XYX x = ...) then the _expression_ is ignored.

If a method doesn't have a initialization
statement in it, then it is ignored.

There are other subtle things but that
is basically it.

Rich

"Janak Mulani" <janak.mulani@xxxxxxxxx>
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10/25/2005 01:29 PM

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Subject	[ve-dev] which code is parsed and executed on the VM

Dear VE team,

Suppose I have a bean with generated code as follows:

class MyClass extends MyBean {

 private Context context;

 public void MyClass() {
                  super();
      initialize();
 }

 private void initailize() {
                  context
= XXX.getContext()
                
this.setBackgroundColor(Color.blue); // a method affecting visual attribute
      setForegroundColor(Color.red); // will this be executed?
      this.myBusinesMethod(); // will this be executed
 }

 private void myBusinessMethod() {
                  if
(context == null)
         this.setFont(xyz);
      else
         this.setFont(uvw);
 }

How does VE determine which methods will be executed on the target VM?
Does
it execute all the methods in init?

Thanks and regards,

Janak

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