Hi

Does anyone know what is the status of the "experimental" features hasmethod and hasfield?

On the maven aspectj site I found "Enables the compiler to support hasmethod(method_pattern) and hasfield(field_pattern) type patterns, but only within declare statements. It's experimental and undocumented because it may change, and because it doesn't yet take into account ITDs."

Is there any documentation on them?
is " it doesn't yet take into account ITDs." true?
Are they still considered to be experimental?

Best wishes,
Denes

Hi

The compiler reports that I have circular advice precedence.
If either before/after/around is commented out it compiles.

If we move after and p2 to a different aspect and define
precedence between the two aspects it works.

Is it possible to get this working without moving p2 to a different aspect.

best wishes,
D

Again this is just an example to try out how aspectj works, so please do not try to make sense from it.

package info.caforge.aspectj.model.advice;
public class Preced {
    public String foo(){
        System.err.println("foo");
        return "foor";
    }
}

package info.caforge.aspectj.aspects;
import info.caforge.aspectj.model.advice.Preced;
public aspect Precedence {
    pointcut p1() : execution(String Preced.foo());
    pointcut p2() : execution(String Preced.foo());
   
    before () : p1(){
        System.err.println("before");
    }
    after () : p2(){
        System.err.println("after");
    }
    String around () : p1(){
        System.err.println("around in");
        proceed();
        System.err.println("around out");
        return "around";
    }
   
    //declare precedence: Precedence.p1, Precedence.p2;
}