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Re: [aspectj-users] Execution pointcut combined with AND??
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A join point has a "kind" - it's an execution join point, or a call join point, or a handler join point, or a get, or a set...
execution(.....) matches an execution join point
call(.....) matches a call join point
but no join point can be both an execution join point *and* a call join point, so a pointcut of the form:
execution(....) && call(....)
cannot match anything.
If you want to match a call that happens as part of the execution of a method, you need to write:
call(......) && withincode(.....)
Regards, Adrian.
On 01/06/06, Nadia Belblidia-Guerroumi <
na_bel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone,
Please could you help me on this:
Why a pointcut of the form execution(* *.*(..))
&& call (* *.*(..)) doesn't match any where. I thought till
now that if I have a call to a method f in a method g as a
first instruction, there will be a matching because the first
instruction will be the call and will correspond also to the start of the method
execution???
Finally I realized that it was not the
case.
Is is right to say then that a
pointcut p= execution(* *.*(..))&& pt1 (where pt1
is a simple poinctut) can match only if pt1 is either a this,
target, within and args pointcut??? and will not match for set, get,
call,....
Thank you for any help
Nadia.
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