The pointcut parser (and matcher) is usable as a standalone entity.
Spring Framework actually uses this.
Here is an example testcase from AspectJ:
PointcutParser p =
PointcutParser.getPointcutParserSupportingAllPrimitivesAndUsingSpecifiedClassloaderForResolution(this.getClass().getClassLoader());
PointcutExpression pexpr = null;
ShadowMatch match = null;
Method a = test.A.class.getMethod("a",new Class[]
{String.class});
// public void a(String s) {}
Method b = test.A.class.getMethod("b",new Class[]
{String.class});
// public void b(@A1 String s) {}
Method c = test.A.class.getMethod("c",new Class[]
{String.class});
// public void c(@A1 @A2 String s) {}
pexpr = p.parsePointcutExpression("execution(public void
*(@test.A1 *))");
assertTrue("Should not match",
pexpr.matchesMethodExecution(a).neverMatches());
assertTrue("Should not match",
pexpr.matchesMethodExecution(b).neverMatches());
assertTrue("Should not match",
pexpr.matchesMethodExecution(c).neverMatches());
pexpr = p.parsePointcutExpression("execution(public void
*(@test.A1 (*)))");
assertTrue("Should not match",
pexpr.matchesMethodExecution(a).neverMatches());
assertTrue("Should match",
pexpr.matchesMethodExecution(b).alwaysMatches());
assertTrue("Should match",
pexpr.matchesMethodExecution(c).alwaysMatches());
In this case the entities against which pointcuts are being matched
are actually reflection based.
There is a more general matching scheme where pointcuts can be matched
against shadows conjured up from anything (eg. sourcecode). But there
is no general builder to construct shadows from Java source right now
(which would enable matching as you type in AJDT), so you have to
construct them yourself. Examples of this are in
CommonPointcutExpressionTests.
Andy
On 25 February 2010 00:09, Thomas Blaulicht <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there an API in the AspectJ or AJDT plug-in with which it is possible to
> query a java source code using the pointcut syntax? Can I find the names of
> classes and packages in the source code of an eclipse java project which
> match a given pointcut string?
> In the AJDT there are several features which seem to investigate the source
> code rather the compiled byte code.
>
> Thanks...
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