Pattern Test that ensures that System.out and
System.err are not used in the code. This is
to prevent the usage of System.out.println("")
calls (and variations).
println() calls are
not allowed. It is possible for runtime checks but we have
preferred to make a compile-time test for simplicity. Thus,
code that manipulate System.out and
System.err for other purpose that using the
println() methods will need to be added to the
list of items to exclude from the tests, hence the abstract
allowedCode pointcut.
Example of test violation:
public class SomeClass
{
public void someMethod()
{
System.out.println("xxx"); <-- test violation
System.err.println("xxx"); <-- test violation
}
}