A suggestion of how to solve the issue I pointed out. Place your stuff inside
another create extension. Something like this:
around transformation::DslTransformation::transform(DslEntity domainObject)
:
let e = (Entity) ctx.proceed() :
debugTrace("AROUND " + domainObject.name) ->
e.specialTransform(domainObject) ->
e;
create Entity specialTransform(Entity e, DslEntity domainObject) :
debugTrace("specialTransform " + e.name) ->
e.setDoc("MODIFIED") ->
e;
Patrik Nordwall wrote:
>
> That makes sense and it works for me:
>
> around transformation::DslTransformation::transform(DslEntity
> domainObject) :
> let e = (Entity) ctx.proceed() :
> debugTrace("AROUND " + domainObject.name) ->
> e.setDoc("MODIFIED") ->
> e;
>
> One thing to watch out for is that I think the around will be invoked many
> times and therefore
> e.constants.addAll
> will result in too many elements in the e.constants List
>
> create extensions are magic in the sense that they are only executed once
> for the same input, i.e. they return the same instance when the instance
> of the parameter is the same.
>
>
>
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