Supporting methods and events by an integrated abstraction

Authors:
YungYu Zhuang;Shigeru Chiba
Affiliations:
University of Tokyo;University of Tokyo
Venue:
Proceedings of the 9th ECOOP Workshop on Reflection, AOP, and Meta-Data for Software Evolution
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Events have been introduced into a number of programming languages since they are known as a useful programming abstraction. Although those languages provide a language construct directly supporting events, they also provide a similar construct in parallel, which is a method. This paper proposes a new language construct named method slot and a new language DominoJ, which is a Java-based extension supporting method slots. A method slot is a single language construct supporting both methods and events by an integrated abstraction. This paper shows how method slots work as methods and events.