Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.PrivilegedAccessMunger

org.aspectj.weaver.PrivilegedAccessMunger

A privileged access munger is for handling privileged access to a member. It determines the names of the getter/setter that will be used to access a private field in some type, or the special method that provides access to a private method. There are two syntax styles for field access, the older style was in use up to AspectJ 1.6.9 and involves long named getters and setters which include the requesting aspect and the target type. The short style syntax is use from AspectJ 1.6.9 onwards is simply 'ajc$get$' and 'ajc$set$' - as the requesting aspect isn't included in the name they can be shared across aspects.

    // 307120
    ResolvedType rt = inAspect.factory.fromEclipse(baseField.declaringClass);
    if (rt != null) {
      // ReferenceTypeDelegate rtd = ((ReferenceType) rt).getDelegate();
      // if (rtd instanceof EclipseSourceType) {
      rt.addInterTypeMunger(new EclipseTypeMunger(inAspect.factory, new PrivilegedAccessMunger(key, true), inAspect.typeX,
          null), true);
      // }
    }
    return ret;
  }

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