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A predicate is a Boolean expression used to create a new sequence that is a subset of an existing sequence. Syntax var newSequence = existingSequence[variable | Boolean expression]; Here, existingSequence is the name of the existing sequence from which you are going to create a new sequence, which will be a subset of existingSequence, and assign it to newSequence. Notice the pair of square brackets ([ ]) that enclose a predicate in the format of a selection variable. Here, variable is just a placeholder within the square brackets that helps the compiler to evaluate Boolean expression. The vertical bar | character is used to visually separate the variable from Boolean expression. Finally, the Boolean expression specifies the criteria to be met before the current item will be copied into the new sequence. The example in Listing 10-8 demonstrates creating a new sequence from an existing sequence using predicates. Listing 10-8. Creating a new sequence from an existing one using predicates 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. var integerSequence : Integer[] = [1..10 ]; println(integerSequence); // [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ] var subSequence1 = integerSequence[ n | n > 5 ]; println(subSequence1); // [ 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ] var subSequence2 = integerSequence[ n | n < 5 ]; println(subSequence2); // [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ] var subSequence3 = integerSequence[ n | indexof n > 4 ]; println(subSequence3); // [ 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ] var subSequence4 = integerSequence[ n | indexof n < 2 or indexof n > 7 ]; println(subSequence4); // [ 1, 2, 9, 10 ] var emptySequence = integerSequence[ n | n > 10 ]; println(emptySequence); // [ ]

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Figure 10-78. Setting an e-mail address for the Contact Us page 4. Enter the e-mail address at which you want to receive mail sent from this page. You can enter more than one e-mail address if you wish. Just separate the addresses with a comma or a semicolon. 5. Click OK to return to Page Editor. 6. Save the page.

Obtain a System.Reflection.Assembly object that represents the assembly in which you are interested. Get the System.Security.Policy.Evidence collection from the Evidence property of the Assembly object, and access the contained evidence objects using the GetEnumerator, GetHostEnumerator, or GetAssemblyEnumerator method of the Evidence class.

The Evidence class represents a collection of evidence objects. The read-only Evidence property of the Assembly class returns an Evidence collection object that contains all of the evidence objects that the runtime assigned to the assembly as the assembly was loaded.

The Site Map Template A page created using the Site Map template creates a site map for your site automatically. Figure 10-79 shows the site map of the starter site.

Note The difference between sequence slicing and sequence predicates is that in sequence slicing, a range expression is used to create a new sequence, whereas in sequence predicates the vertical bar and a Boolean expression are used to create a new sequence from an existing one.

The Evidence class actually contains two collections, representing different types of evidence: Host evidence includes those evidence objects assigned to the assembly by the runtime or the trusted code that loaded the assembly. Assembly evidence represents custom evidence objects embedded into the assembly at build time. The Evidence class implements three methods for enumerating the evidence objects it contains: GetEnumerator, GetHostEnumerator, and GetAssemblyEnumerator. The GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator methods return a System.Collections.IEnumerator instance that enumerates only those evidence objects from the appropriate collection. The GetEnumerator method returns an IEnumerator instance that enumerates all of the evidence objects contained in the Evidence collection.

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