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Re: [aspectj-users] creating a pointcut for primitive operations
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a related solution would be to use an around advice in case x and y are multiplied via some external methods.
In cases where you rely on java native support to arithmetical operations (like the one you used in your exaple)
I don't know wheter it is possible or not. Wait for some experts to help you!
valerio
On 2/6/06, Andrew Elegante <
aelegante@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I'm sort of an AOP newbie but I had a question related
to creating pointcuts which are not specifically for methods. The issue here
is that java decimal arithmetic is NOT entirely accurate due to rounding so
when you do something like 33 * 100 you get 329.999999945. What I'd like
to be able to do is look for a pattern of x * y and replace it with
roundIt(x*y). Does this sort of functionality exist or does anyone have a
better idea?
Drew
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