| white space in AspectJ 1.1.4 [message #577513] |
Thu, 15 April 2004 15:48 |
 Michael Moser
Messages: 914
Registered: July 2009 |
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I first almost couldn't believe it, but in AspectJ 1.1.4 (on
XDE/Eclipse 2.0.2) the "compileability" of aspects seems to depend on
the white space, i.e. the line structure to be precise! I have a case
here, where simply splitting a pointcut definition across several
lines made that this thing does not compile.
E.g. it makes a difference whether I write
...
before(MyType t, boolean f): target(t) && call(*
MyType.setSomeAttribute(boolean)) && args(f)) {...
...
which compiles while:
...
before(MyType t, boolean f): target(t)
&& call(*
MyType.setSomeAttribute(boolean))
&& args(f)) {...
...
does not!
So beware, when trying your first steps! This kind of "effects" can be
pretty time consuming (as I just had to find out...), because as a
beginner of course one always assumes the errors to be in your own
code.
Luckily version 1.1.7 doesn't seem to have that bug any more, but alas
it behaves otherwise a bit odd on my 3.0M8...
Michael
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