[aspectwerkz-dev] [jira] Deleted: (AW-119) Add 'within' construct: pointcut filtering (fine-grained transformation scopes)
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[email protected] deleted AW-119:
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> Add 'within' construct: pointcut filtering (fine-grained transformation scopes)
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> Key: AW-119
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/AW-119
> Project: AspectWerkz
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Jonas Boner
> Assignee: Jonas Boner
> Original Estimate: 1 day
> Remaining Estimate: 1 day
>
> Add within pointcut filtering.
> Should work similar to the 'within(...)' construct in AspectJ.
> E.g. filter out classes on pointcut level.
> Proposed syntax. Define a 'within' "pointcut":
> /**
> * @Within foo.bar.*
> */
> Pointcut withinFooBar;
> And then use it to filter on class level in the other pointcut expressions:
> /**
> * @Execution int *..*.get*() && withinFooBar
> */
> Pointcut withinFooBar;
> The only objection against this approach is that the 'within' construct is not really a pointcut but a filter.
> One other solution is to add a new construct, 'Filter':
> /**
> * @Within foo.bar.*
> */
> Filter withinFooBar;
> Ideas?
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