Hello,
I tried to use the method FAMIXMethod>>sureInvokedMethods in a Java model generated by inFusion, but, for what I checked, it doesn't work. Is it a known bug?
regards,
On 14 févr. 2011, at 18:58, Andre Hora wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use the method FAMIXMethod>>sureInvokedMethods in a Java model generated by inFusion, but, for what I checked, it doesn't work. Is it a known bug?
sureInvokedMethods is a query specific to Smalltalk (and dynamic languages in general). It provides a basic heuristic to more drastically select candidates in FAMIX invocations: message sends such as a call to self, super, a class-side call... In this case it's pretty easy to figure out statically which method(s) may be called by the message send. In general the Smalltalk importer just provides a list of candidates. See #isASureInvocation for the semantics.
This query does not make sense in Java, since in general we can statically find which methods may be called by a message send. So use allInvokedMethods in Java.
Also start to use Chef instead of the old Cook queries.
-- Simon Denier
Thanks again Simon. I will use allInvokedMethods in Java.
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 7:09 PM, Simon Denier simon.denier@gmail.comwrote:
On 14 févr. 2011, at 18:58, Andre Hora wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use the method FAMIXMethod>>sureInvokedMethods in a Java model
generated by inFusion, but, for what I checked, it doesn't work. Is it a known bug?
sureInvokedMethods is a query specific to Smalltalk (and dynamic languages in general). It provides a basic heuristic to more drastically select candidates in FAMIX invocations: message sends such as a call to self, super, a class-side call... In this case it's pretty easy to figure out statically which method(s) may be called by the message send. In general the Smalltalk importer just provides a list of candidates. See #isASureInvocation for the semantics.
This query does not make sense in Java, since in general we can statically find which methods may be called by a message send. So use allInvokedMethods in Java.
Also start to use Chef instead of the old Cook queries.
-- Simon Denier
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