I would suggest to repost this issue under a new topic. (e.g. args
pointcut designature and null arguments).
So it is more likely to get a post from the developers.
Here you find an older discussion of this topic:
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/aspectj-dev/msg01676.html
So args ha a
On 2/8/07, Vincenz Braun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So args ha a instanceof semantic and one would aspect null values not to match.
Normally, with statically determinable pointcuts this is not the case in
aspectj:
I would be surprised if this was not a bug. Surely this cannot be intentional.
Fine, the missing word and a missing j did not made the post useless :-)
(So args ha a instanceof semantic and one would expect aspectj not
to match null values.)
I think a lot of code depends on this bug and expects only runtime
checks when narrowing the
argument type. (e.g. args(..,
Hi,
This is a follow-on to my query a couple of days ago about using pointcuts
defined in an external file. I guess I was a bit premature in posting. It
had been a few months since I had looked at my problems and I should have
taken the time to review. So, sorry for the noise.
Ok, so here's
Hi all,
I'm trying to create a jar file from two projects, one java project and one
aspectj project, both are projects in the eclipse, and i'm using the AJDT.
This jar file doesn't needs the aspectrt,jar, it's right? But when i put the
jar file into another project, the aspectjrt.jar is
If it uses AspectJ, it *does* need the aspectjrt.jar.
On 2/8/07, Marcos Fábio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to create a jar file from two projects, one java project and one
aspectj project, both are projects in the eclipse, and i'm using the AJDT.
This jar file doesn't needs
If it uses AspectJ, it *does* need the aspectjrt.jar.
Yes, and by the way, Marcos: the 'rt' in 'aspectjrt' means 'runtime',
becaute the library is needed - you may have guessed already - at
runtime. ;-)
I'm trying to create a jar file from two projects, one java project
and one aspectj
