Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.PointcutRewriter.rewrite()

Class org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.PointcutRewriter

Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.PointcutRewriter.rewrite()

org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.PointcutRewriter.rewrite()
Set forcerewrite if you want to override the checking for something already in DNF (useful for some testing) Repeated processing of something already in DNF is expensive (it ends up being done for every pointcut on every incremental compile) - so let's not do it if we don't have to. See pr113257

  }


  private ShadowMunger rewritePointcutInMunger(ShadowMunger munger) {
    PointcutRewriter pr = new PointcutRewriter();
    Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
    Pointcut newP = pr.rewrite(p);
    if (p.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames.length != 0) {
      // *sigh* dirty fix for dirty hacky implementation pr149305
      newP.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames = p.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames;
    }
    munger.setPointcut(newP);

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   */
  private void rewritePointcuts(List<ShadowMunger> shadowMungers) {
    PointcutRewriter rewriter = new PointcutRewriter();
    for (ShadowMunger munger : shadowMungers) {
      Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
      Pointcut newP = rewriter.rewrite(p);
      // validateBindings now whilst we still have around the pointcut
      // that resembles what the user actually wrote in their program
      // text.
      if (munger instanceof Advice) {
        Advice advice = (Advice) munger;

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   */
  private void rewritePointcuts(List<ShadowMunger> shadowMungers) {
    PointcutRewriter rewriter = new PointcutRewriter();
    for (ShadowMunger munger : shadowMungers) {
      Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
      Pointcut newP = rewriter.rewrite(p);
      // validateBindings now whilst we still have around the pointcut
      // that resembles what the user actually wrote in their program
      // text.
      if (munger instanceof Advice) {
        Advice advice = (Advice) munger;

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  }


  private ShadowMunger rewritePointcutInMunger(ShadowMunger munger) {
    PointcutRewriter pr = new PointcutRewriter();
    Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
    Pointcut newP = pr.rewrite(p);
    if (p.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames.length != 0) {
      // *sigh* dirty fix for dirty hacky implementation pr149305
      newP.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames = p.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames;
    }
    munger.setPointcut(newP);

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  }


  private ShadowMunger rewritePointcutInMunger(ShadowMunger munger) {
    PointcutRewriter pr = new PointcutRewriter();
    Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
    Pointcut newP = pr.rewrite(p);
    if (p.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames.length != 0) {
      // *sigh* dirty fix for dirty hacky implementation pr149305
      newP.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames = p.m_ignoreUnboundBindingForNames;
    }
    munger.setPointcut(newP);

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   */
  private void rewritePointcuts(List<ShadowMunger> shadowMungers) {
    PointcutRewriter rewriter = new PointcutRewriter();
    for (ShadowMunger munger : shadowMungers) {
      Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
      Pointcut newP = rewriter.rewrite(p);
      // validateBindings now whilst we still have around the pointcut
      // that resembles what the user actually wrote in their program
      // text.
      if (munger instanceof Advice) {
        Advice advice = (Advice) munger;

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    private void rewritePointcuts(List/*ShadowMunger*/ shadowMungers) {
      PointcutRewriter rewriter = new PointcutRewriter();
      for (Iterator iter = shadowMungers.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
      ShadowMunger munger = (ShadowMunger) iter.next();
      Pointcut p = munger.getPointcut();
      Pointcut newP = rewriter.rewrite(p);
      // validateBindings now whilst we still have around the pointcut
      // that resembles what the user actually wrote in their program
        // text.
      if (munger instanceof Advice) {
        Advice advice = (Advice) munger;

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