Issue 13251: add the following operations to mutable lists (qvt-rtf)
Source: Open Canarias, SL (Mr. E. Victor Sanchez, vsanchez(at)opencanarias.com)
Nature: Enhancement
Severity: Minor
Summary: In the spirit of issue #13228, and in conversation with Mariano Belaunde, we think it is worth considering also adding the following operations to mutable lists. As specific usages of 'removeAt()': 'removeFirst()' and 'removeLast()'. And also: 'removeAll(Collection(T))'. Notice that this one includes the case of removing values specified inside mutable lists as long as ListType inherits CollectionType. Suggestion: Add the following text to section 8.3.8: - List(T)::removeFirst() : T Removes the first value of the mutable list. The return value is the value removed. - List(T)::removeLast() : T Removes the last value of the mutable list. The return value is the value removed. - List(T)::removeAll(Collection(T)) : Void Removes from the mutable list all the values that are also present in the specified collection. 

Resolution: And remove() from Issue 13228. A List is not a Collection so we need two removeAll's.
Additional operations in Issue 19146.
Disposition: See issue 19146 for disposition
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
January 13, 2009: received issue
July 15, 2014: closed issue
Discussion: 

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Name: Victor Sanchez
Company: Open Canarias S.L.
mailFrom: vsanchez@opencanarias.com
Notification: Yes
Specification: MOF QVT
Section: 8.3.8
FormalNumber: formal/2008-04-03
Version: 1.0
RevisionDate: 04/03/2008
Page: 114
Nature: Enhancement
Severity: Minor
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Description
In the spirit of issue #13228, and in conversation with Mariano Belaunde, we think it is worth considering also adding the following operations to mutable lists. As specific usages of 'removeAt()': 'removeFirst()' and 'removeLast()'. And also: 'removeAll(Collection(T))'. Notice that this one includes the case of removing values specified inside mutable lists as long as ListType inherits CollectionType. Suggestion: Add the following text to section 8.3.8: - List(T)::removeFirst() : T Removes the first value of the mutable list. The return value is the value removed. - List(T)::removeLast() : T Removes the last value of the mutable list. The return value is the value removed. - List(T)::removeAll(Collection(T)) : Void Removes from the mutable list all the values that are also present in the specified collection.