Issue 6551: Add select/reject/collectNested to Collection (ocl2-rtf)
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Nature: Uncategorized Issue
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Summary: Author: Hubert Baumeister (baumeist@informatik.uni-muenchen.de),
Rolf Hennicker (hennicke@informatik.uni-muenchen.de),
Alexander Knapp (knapp@informatik.uni-muenchen.de)
Description: Add select/reject/collectNested to Collection
Rationale:
The definition of any on Collection (page 6-16f.) uses select on Collection. However, select is not defined for Collection. Similarly, the definition of collect on Collection (page 6-17) uses collectNested on Collection, which is not defined on Collection. We therefore propose to add select and collectNested (and possibly reject) to Collection.

Resolution: 
Revised Text: Yes. Similarly sortedBy.
Revised Text:
In 11.9.1 Add and alphetically order the iterator sections
11.9.1.* select
The subcollection of the source collection for which body is true. The collection specific details are described as part of the corresponding collection type.
select may have at most one iterator variable.
11.9.1.* reject
The subset of the source collection for which body is false.The collection specific details are described as part of the corresponding collection type.
reject may have at most one iterator variable.
11.9.1.* collectNested
The Bag of elements which results from applying body to every member of the source collection. The collection specific details are described as part of the corresponding collection type.
collectNested may have at most one iterator variable.
11.9.1.* sortedBy
Results in a collection sorted by the value of body values containing all elements of the source collection. The collection specific details are described as part of t
Actions taken:
November 11, 2003: received issue
December 23, 2013: closed issue
Discussion: 
Deferred for timing reasons
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dd select/reject/collectNested to Collection
Author: Hubert Baumeister (baumeist@informatik.uni-muenchen.de),
Rolf Hennicker (hennicke@informatik.uni-muenchen.de),
Alexander Knapp (knapp@informatik.uni-muenchen.de)
Description: Add select/reject/collectNested to Collection
Rationale:
The definition of any on Collection (page 6-16f.) uses select on Collection. However, select is not defined for Collection. Similarly, the definition of collect on Collection (page 6-17) uses collectNested on Collection, which is not defined on Collection. We therefore propose to add select