Unexpected Errors in Weaving Sample Clauses

Unexpected Errors in Weaving. In Figure 1, the visibility of the class field x and y in the Point class is omitted. From the viewpoint of refactoring, the visibility should be changed to private, although such a modification impacts a method that uses the x or the y field outside of the Point class. The Line.moveBy method uses these fields; consequently, its implementation has to be revised. The Line.moveBy method can be revised if we use the accessors of the x and the y fields. However, the following modification using the Point.moveBy method is simpler: public void moveBy(int dx, int dy) { p1.moveBy(dx, dy); p2.moveBy(dx, dy); } This modification is seemingly correct, but this method calls the Point.moveBy method to set a location of the p1 and the p2 fields. Since the Point.moveBy method calls the Display.redrawPoint method after weav- ing, the p1 and p2 fields are redrawn as moved figures. Be- fore the modification of the moveBy method, the p1 and the p2 fields are not redrawn, and therefore the moveBy method does not behave in the same way as it did before the modification. A programmer cannot detect this error by looking at the body of the moveBy method. The error is detected only after weaving.
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