I would like to create an aspect to declare an error if a particular method
is called on the super from a subtype. Something like:
public class SuperClass {
public final void dontCallThisFromBase() { }
}
public class BaseClass extends SuperClass {
public void doSomething() {
super.dontCallThisFromBase(); // would love to be a compiler error
}
}
public class UnrelatedClass {
public void unrelatedMethod() {
new SuperClass().dontCallThisFromBase(); // this is ok
}
}
I'm having a hard time matching the join point with the super... any
thoughts? Or should this work and I'm just doing something stupid?
I first wanted to create a general @CantCallFromSubclass attribute that I
could throw on the declaration of dontCallThisFromBase() -- but that
doesn't seem to be possible... so plan B was just creating a specific
aspect for this specific case.. but I'm running into trouble there too.
Thanks,
Steve Ash
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