One can use .. in the front and the back in method patterns (more
than once).
But you get a compilation error when using more than one .. in
args pointcut designators. This is a compiler limitation because of
ambiguousness
in the binding.
And a
before(): execution(* *.*(.., String, ..)) {
}
public class SignatureTest {
public void test(String arg) {
}
}
will match the SignatureTest.test(String).
And a
before(String arg): execution(* *.*(.., String, ..)) && args(..,
args, ...) {
}
will cause a compilation error: uses more than one .. in args
(compiler limitation)
Am 07.02.2007 um 15:20 schrieb Eric Bodden:
No, I think think this is even syntactically wrong cause you cannot
have ".." both in the front and back. IMHO there is no way to match on
methods which have a String parameter at an arbitrary place (without
using reflection at least).
Eric
On 2/7/07, Marco Mistroni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Would the last case match:
com.ericsson.nms.cif.cs.Aclass.Amethod(String something); ???
my 2 cents here.
Not in my opinion...
It will match any methods which have 3 parameters in which the
second one is a String.....
anyone could correct me if i m wrong?
regards
marco
Regards,
David
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