I haven't used AspectJ, but Attributes in .NET can be used for the same purpose
and I have done that. I don't know how the Attribute syntax compares with
Aspect J, but I have found it to be very clean and you may want to look at it
as food for thought in what you are trying to do. I don't want to pollute
Factor-Talk with unrelated content, so if you want to take this offline for a
while until you can bring it back to Factor, please feel free to ping me at
mclag...@hotmail.com.
> Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2010 17:25:45 +0200
> From: k_lu...@gbrener.org.il
> To: factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Factor-talk] aspects and querying factor code
>
> Hi guys, does anyone know where I can find jamesnvc 's aspects vocabulary?
> I think it really fits in with factor. james used annotate to implement
> it, don't know if it was finished.
>
> Thanks, Kobi
>
> PS:
> why is it of interest? I recently read about aop: (but haven't tried yet)
> In addition to querying, it can be used to implement contracts cleanly
> (maybe with predicates), and keep the supporting code away from the
> actual logic (thereby keeping factor's elegant code, even in real world
> apps). Atleast that's the promise.
> i'd like to experiment with this, and see what further customizations
> are possible.
>
> if you have experience (for example with AspectJ from java, or others),
> please share.
>
>
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