Package org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast

Examples of org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.Annotation.memberValuePairs()


    Annotation[] annotations = typeDeclaration.annotations;
    for (int i = 0; i < annotations.length; i++) {
      Annotation annotation = annotations[i];
      if (CharOperation.equals(aspectSig, annotation.resolvedType.signature())) {
        // found @Aspect(...)
        if (annotation.memberValuePairs() == null || annotation.memberValuePairs().length == 0) {
          // it is an @Aspect or @Aspect()
          // needs to use PerFromSuper if declaration extends a super
          // aspect
          PerClause.Kind kind = lookupPerClauseKind(typeDeclaration.binding.superclass);
          // if no super aspect, we have a @Aspect() means singleton
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    Annotation[] annotations = typeDeclaration.annotations;
    for (int i = 0; i < annotations.length; i++) {
      Annotation annotation = annotations[i];
      if (CharOperation.equals(aspectSig, annotation.resolvedType.signature())) {
        // found @Aspect(...)
        if (annotation.memberValuePairs() == null || annotation.memberValuePairs().length == 0) {
          // it is an @Aspect or @Aspect()
          // needs to use PerFromSuper if declaration extends a super
          // aspect
          PerClause.Kind kind = lookupPerClauseKind(typeDeclaration.binding.superclass);
          // if no super aspect, we have a @Aspect() means singleton
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        Annotation[] annotations = typeDeclaration.annotations;
        for (int i = 0; i < annotations.length; i++) {
            Annotation annotation = annotations[i];
            if (CharOperation.equals(aspectSig, annotation.resolvedType.signature())) {
                // found @Aspect(...)
                if (annotation.memberValuePairs() == null || annotation.memberValuePairs().length == 0) {
                    // it is an @Aspect or @Aspect()
                    // needs to use PerFromSuper if declaration extends a super aspect
                    PerClause.Kind kind = lookupPerClauseKind(typeDeclaration.binding.superclass);
                    // if no super aspect, we have a @Aspect() means singleton
                    if (kind == null) {
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        Annotation[] annotations = typeDeclaration.annotations;
        for (int i = 0; i < annotations.length; i++) {
            Annotation annotation = annotations[i];
            if (CharOperation.equals(aspectSig, annotation.resolvedType.signature())) {
                // found @Aspect(...)
                if (annotation.memberValuePairs() == null || annotation.memberValuePairs().length == 0) {
                    // it is an @Aspect or @Aspect()
                    // needs to use PerFromSuper if declaration extends a super aspect
                    PerClause.Kind kind = lookupPerClauseKind(typeDeclaration.binding.superclass);
                    // if no super aspect, we have a @Aspect() means singleton
                    if (kind == null) {
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