Greetings,
In "traditional" AspectJ syntax, to make a field private relative to the
aspect (so that only code within the aspect can refer to it), it sufficed to
declare an inter-type field as private.
With @DeclareMixin/@DeclareParents I use an interface with a setter and a
getter to emulate an inter-type field. How do I make this “emulated field”
private?
Using the private keyword in the factory method (for @DeclareMixin) / field
(for @DeclareParents)?
That is:
@DeclareMixin("ClassName")
private static IFood create FoodImplementation() {
return new FoodImpl();
}
and
@DeclareParents(value="ClassName",defaultImpl=FoodImpl.class)
private IFood food;
Thanks. Also, in the above examples, the visibility will be private, even if
the interface/implementation class is public, right?
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