| Name | Methods | Generated By | Description | Max Num | |
| AJS | Automatic execution of statically-defined function |
AJS is a singleton Factory-object that creates and manages method-call interceptions. AJS allows application of an unlimited number of prefixes and suffixes to a given method, and such affixes can be applied to an unlimited number of methods in a given application. | 1 | ||
| interceptee |
addPrefix |
user/platform | An 'interceptee' is a method to which prefixes and suffixes are applied. However, functions are first-class objects in JavaScript and can possess methods like any other object. Given this, and upon application of an initial prefix and/or suffix, the interceptee gains 10 methods that AspectJS uses internally, and which are also available to client code. The methods work in the same way as their namesakes that the AJS object supports, but their signatures are those of the addBefore, addAfter etc methods that Affix objects support. | unlimited | |
| Affix |
An Affix object corresponds to a prefix or suffix function that has been applied to a given interceptee. It is through its Affix object that the actions and properties of an affix function may be manipulated. Once an affix function has been dissociated (removed) from its interceptee its corresponding Affix object becomes useless in the context of AspectJS, and its methods do nothing and/or return safe values. |
unlimited | |||
| Wrapper |
Wrapper objects hold references to the prefix and suffix Affix-objects that the addWrapper method of the AJS object creates, and allow those Affixes to be treated collectively. A Wrapper's individual Affix objects are also accessible, allowing them to be manipulated individually should the need arise. The Wrapper interface is designed to be an equivalent subset of the Affix type's interface. |
unlimited | |||
| interceptee-property | [ | user/platform |
An interceptee-property is any member (including the prototype etc references) of an intercepted function. |
unlimited | |
| AJS_Logger | Automatic execution of statically-defined function |
AJS_Logger is a singleton object that allows the instrumentation of calls to, and returns from, the methods of the AJS object, methods of the objects that they generate, and interceptee methods. | 1 | ||
| Global | aJS_DbC | Platform | The Global object is the principal object in the JavaScript execution space. It is cited here because a few elements of AspectJS are defined as global members. | 1 | |
