From: Roger Johansson <roger.johansson@...>
Date: 2006-06-23T07:16:59+09:00
Subject: How odd is Ruby code allowed to be?

Ok, strange question maybe.
Anyway, Im new to Ruby and I decided to make a small Aop lib just to 
learn all the nice things about ruby..

so in my lib I can define an aspect like this:

<code>
class MyAspect < Aspect
   apply_to_types SomeClass, String, FooBar

   pointcut("some_method","some_prop=","some_prop","length").with( 
LoggingInterceptor.new )
end
</code>

Would this be considered valid in the Ruby world or is this just as 
crazy as I think it look?

The reason I decided to try to make the aspect as a class even though it 
isnt intended to be instanciated is that since it inherits my Aspect 
base, I get access to my dsl'ish methods in the scope of the class.

I can then register this class in my Aop engine which extracts the info 
out of the static structure.

So is it valid or just madness?


//Roger

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