Hi
Short answer: Yes.
This is known as member introduction. In your case that would be
something like this:
public aspect AddFieldAspect{
public interface IMemberIntro {
public SomeType getAddedField();
public void setAddedField(SomeType addedField);
}
private MemberIntro IMemberIntro .addedField;
public SomeType IMemberIntro .getAddedField() {
return this.addedField;
}
public void IMemberIntro .setAddedField(SomeType addedField) {
this.addedField= addedField;
}
declare parents : MyInterface+ implements IMemberIntro ;
}
Hermod
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Subject: [aspectj-users] Add field to inherited classes
Let's say I have an interface and some classes that implement it. Is it
possible to insert a field to the classes that implement the particular
interface using AspectJ?
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