Re: [aspectj-users] infinite recursion with this()

[Dénes Németh <mr.nemeth.denes@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi

What is the difference between !adviceexecution() and !cflow(adviceexecution())

Best wishes,
Denes

ps. I know that these examples are look "insane", I am just learning AspectJ an
trying to test each functionality by a dummy example.

2012/1/3 Andy Clement <andrew.clement@xxxxxxxxx>:
> I wouldn't recommend a pointcut that has no 'kind' to it (you are
> going to hit a lot of joinpoints), but maybe it is what you meant...
>
> Anyway, you probably need to use cflow().
>
> && !within(Context) && !withincode(Simple.new()) && !cflow(adviceexecution());
>
> cheers,
> Andy
>
> On 2 January 2012 06:04, Dénes Németh <mr.nemeth.denes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> Can someone help me to avoid infinite recursion in the aspect.
>> I tried to add "&& !within(Context) && !withincode(Simple.new()) &&
>> !adviceexecution()" to
>> the pointcut, it it did not help.
>>
>> public class Simple {
>>        public void foo1(){ }
>> }
>>
>> public aspect Context {
>>        before (Simple s) : this(s) {
>>                System.out.println("p4");
>>                s.foo1();
>>        }
>> }
>>
>> Thanks Denes
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