List of couldMatchKinds() Examples

Examples of couldMatchKinds()

org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()
The set of ShadowKinds that this Pointcut could possibly match - an int whose bits are set according to the Kinds specified in Shadow.java

Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

    }
    if (right instanceof OrPointcut) {
      Pointcut[] newLeftBindings = new Pointcut[numFormals];
      validateOrBranch((OrPointcut) right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, newLeftBindings, rightBindings);
    } else {
      if (right.couldMatchKinds() != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS) {
        validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);
      }
    }
    int kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds() & right.couldMatchKinds();
    if (kindsInCommon != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left, right)) {

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

    } else {
      if (right.couldMatchKinds() != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS) {
        validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);
      }
    }
    int kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds() & right.couldMatchKinds();
    if (kindsInCommon != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left, right)) {
      // we know that every branch binds every formal, so there is no
      // ambiguity
      // if each branch binds it in exactly the same way...
      List<String> ambiguousNames = new ArrayList<String>();

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

    }
    if (right instanceof OrPointcut) {
      Pointcut[] newLeftBindings = new Pointcut[numFormals];
      validateOrBranch((OrPointcut) right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, newLeftBindings, rightBindings);
    } else {
      if (right.couldMatchKinds() != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS) {
        validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);
      }
    }
    int kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds() & right.couldMatchKinds();
    if (kindsInCommon != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left, right)) {

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

    } else {
      if (right.couldMatchKinds() != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS) {
        validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);
      }
    }
    int kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds() & right.couldMatchKinds();
    if (kindsInCommon != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left, right)) {
      // we know that every branch binds every formal, so there is no
      // ambiguity
      // if each branch binds it in exactly the same way...
      List<String> ambiguousNames = new ArrayList<String>();

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

    }
    if (right instanceof OrPointcut) {
      Pointcut[] newLeftBindings = new Pointcut[numFormals];
      validateOrBranch((OrPointcut) right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, newLeftBindings, rightBindings);
    } else {
      if (right.couldMatchKinds() != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS) {
        validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);
      }
    }
    int kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds() & right.couldMatchKinds();
    if (kindsInCommon != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left, right)) {

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

    } else {
      if (right.couldMatchKinds() != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS) {
        validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);
      }
    }
    int kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds() & right.couldMatchKinds();
    if (kindsInCommon != Shadow.NO_SHADOW_KINDS_BITS && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left, right)) {
      // we know that every branch binds every formal, so there is no
      // ambiguity
      // if each branch binds it in exactly the same way...
      List<String> ambiguousNames = new ArrayList<String>();

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

      }
      if (right instanceof OrPointcut) {
        Pointcut[] newLeftBindings = new Pointcut[numFormals];
        validateOrBranch((OrPointcut)right,userPointcut,numFormals,names,newLeftBindings,rightBindings);
      } else {
        if (right.couldMatchKinds().size() > 0)
          validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);        
      }
    Set kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds();
    kindsInCommon.retainAll(right.couldMatchKinds());
    if (!kindsInCommon.isEmpty() && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left,right)) {

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Examples of org.aspectj.weaver.patterns.Pointcut.couldMatchKinds()

      } else {
        if (right.couldMatchKinds().size() > 0)
          validateSingleBranch(right, userPointcut, numFormals, names, rightBindings);        
      }
    Set kindsInCommon = left.couldMatchKinds();
    kindsInCommon.retainAll(right.couldMatchKinds());
    if (!kindsInCommon.isEmpty() && couldEverMatchSameJoinPoints(left,right)) {
      // we know that every branch binds every formal, so there is no ambiguity
      // if each branch binds it in exactly the same way...
      List ambiguousNames = new ArrayList();
      for (int i = 0; i < numFormals; i++) {

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