Hi all,
Consider the following simple hierarchy:
class A { public void m() {} }
class B extends A { public void m() {} }
class C extends B { public void m() }
along with the simple call pointcut
pointcut callMeth() : call (public void A.m());
The call pointcut callMeth() will match any call to A.m() but it includes
all m's calls in subtypes of A.
The question is: Is there a straightforward solution to avoid matches in
subtypes of A (and without using any special variable such as
thisJoinPointStaticPart)?
I know that we can explicitly eliminate all descendants of A:
pointcut callMeth() : call (public void A.m()) &&
!call (public void B.m()) &&
!call (public void C.m()) ;
but, Is there another way?
Kind Regards,
Henrique
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Henrique Rebelo
http://www.cin.ufpe.br/~hemr
Informatics Center, UFPE, Brazil
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