Le 29/11/2012 16:41, Matt Benson a écrit : > Interesting; I apparently hadn't looked at Lombok apparently since they've > added the @DoPrivileged annotation (pretty sure it wasn't always there).
You probably looked in the core of Lombok, @DoPrivileged is in the companion project lombok-pg. > My problem with Lombok is that, as I understand it, they have to resort to > "tricks" due to the limitations of the public annotation processing APIs, > they are only compatible with the Oracle compiler, have problems when used > with other technologies e.g. AspectJ (IIRC). If not for these shortcomings > (and I have no doubt the Lombok team would have done things "correctly" > were that option open to them) I would have been using Lombok long ago. I guess the technique adopted by Lombok is the only one suitable for generating new methods like getters and setters, otherwise the compilation would fail when calling a not yet generated method. Bytecode processing would not allow that. For altering the body of existing methods like @DoPrivileged or @SwingInvokeLater bytecode processing is perfectly fine. Emmanuel Bourg
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