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Key: OCL21-351
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Legacy Issue Number: 13536
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Status: closed
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Source: Imdea Software ( Miguel Angel Garcia de Dios)
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Summary:
I wrote an issue similar than this one but not equal so, the body could seem equal but it is not the case. I have a few doubts about the iterator variables. Reading the specification I am not sure about, for each iterator, if the type of the iterator variable is expected or not. For example: collection->select( v : Type | boolean-expression-with-v ) collection->select( v | boolean-expression-with-v ) Looking at sections 7.6 and 11.9 my conclusion is the following: -select --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. It appears in section 7.6. -reject --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. It appears in section 7.6. -collect --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. It appears in section 7.6. -forAll --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. It appears in section 7.6. -exists --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. It appears in section 7.6. -iterate --> In section 7.6 it seems that in both, for the iterator variable and for the accumulator variable, it is obligatory to write the type. -collectNested --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. It is a similar case than the collect. -one --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. -any --> It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. -isUnique -->It is NOT obligatory to write the type of the iterator variable. Is my conclusion correct in everything? or in which parts am I confused? I think that both, iterator variable and accumulator variable of the iterate iterator should have their types optional. In other words, to write the type of the iterator variable or the type of the accumulator variable should not be obligatory.
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Reported: OCL 2.0 — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 05:00 GMT
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Disposition: Resolved — OCL 2.1
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Disposition Summary:
It is clear from the various examples in Section 7 that the type declaration of the iterator is optional in collection operations. By default VariableDeclarationCS is defined so that the type of the variable declared is optional.
Disposition: Close, no change
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Updated: Fri, 6 Mar 2015 20:58 GMT