uncorrelated — Change members of a set to another, specified set
uncorrelated ( set expression )
Sometimes, the language will call for a transform and you will
want the output of the transform to be a known set of objects, regardless
of the input of the transform; that's where uncorrelated is useful.
This transform replaces each of the members of the input set with the result
of the set expression argument provided.
Because set expression is evaluated
for each member of the input set, you will often want to use uncorrelated
together with the execute
operator for better performance.
This set expression finds all the methods in classes within the
org.eclipse.ui package that contain more than one
catch of the exception ExecutionException.
Note the intersection of a set resulting from a regular transform
with the uncorrelated set to check for membership in the uncorrelated set;
note also the use of execute
with the uncorrelated set.
(
1 < count of
(
uncorrelated
(
execute catches of any class "ExecutionException"
)
intersection
catches in
)
)
methods in
classes in
recursive
(
packages in
)
package "org.eclipse.ui"
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