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=== AspectR === | === AspectR === | ||
require aspectr.rb | |||
include AspectR | |||
def | |||
class Profiler < Aspect | |||
def method_start(method, object, exitstatus, *args) | |||
@begin = Time.now | |||
end | |||
def method_end(method, object, exitstatus, *args) | |||
timeElapsed = Time.now - @begin | |||
puts "#{object.class}.#{method} took #{timeElapsed} secs" | |||
end | end | ||
end | |||
#if $0 == __FILE__ | |||
class SomeClass | |||
def some_method | |||
puts "hello" | |||
sleep 5 | |||
end | |||
end | end | ||
Profiler.new.wrap(SomeClass, :method_start, :method_end, /some/) | |||
SomeClass.new.some_method | |||
#end | |||
=== AspectJ === | === AspectJ === |
Revision as of 09:40, 5 October 2010
Aspect-oriented programming and AspectR
AspectR is a very useful Ruby module, but it is not easy to find documentation on it that is appropriate for students taking this class. Find, or construct, documentation that explains what it does without presuming previous knowledge of AspectJ, that describes many or all methods of the module and how they work. Also find or produce an easy-to-understand example that does not involve logging. Show how the example would be implemented in AspectJ and AspectR.
Overview
Motivation
Methods
add_advice (AspectR::Aspect)
all_classes (AspectR)
disable_advice_dispatching (AspectR::Aspect)
dispatch? (AspectR::Aspect)
get_methods (AspectR::Aspect)
new (AspectR::Aspect)
prepare (AspectR::Aspect)
remove_advice (AspectR::Aspect)
unwrap (AspectR::Aspect)
wrap (AspectR::Aspect)
wrap_classes (AspectR)
wrap_with_code (AspectR::Aspect)
wrappable? (AspectR::Aspect)
Example
AspectR
require aspectr.rb include AspectR class Profiler < Aspect def method_start(method, object, exitstatus, *args) @begin = Time.now end def method_end(method, object, exitstatus, *args) timeElapsed = Time.now - @begin puts "#{object.class}.#{method} took #{timeElapsed} secs" end end #if $0 == __FILE__ class SomeClass def some_method puts "hello" sleep 5 end end Profiler.new.wrap(SomeClass, :method_start, :method_end, /some/) SomeClass.new.some_method #end