Structural Search Question: One statement followed by any code not containing another statement.

I have a question related to Structural Search which I'm very new to.

I'm trying to eliminate a code problem which occurs where a resultset is assigned but not followed by a util class call to close it

The code should look like this:

good code example:

ResultSet rs;

rs = something;

any number of lines of code follow;

SomeUtilClass.close(rs);

bad code example:

ResultSet rs;

rs = something;

any number of lines of code follow;

// the statement "SomeUtilClass.close(rs);" is not contained within the scope of "rs"

I'm trying to write SSR to identify the bad code examples so I can fix them. I'm having trouble making a structural search which even describes the "good" code fragment because of the "any number of code lines".

I can write SSR to match this

rs = something;

SomeUtilClass.close(rs);
using the SSR pattern

$rs$ = $assignement$;

SomeUtilClass.close($rs$);

[where $rs$ has attributes "java expression type = ResultSet within type hierarchy"]




I am, however, unable to figure out how to express "any number of lines of code follows;". Furthermore I know how to express the negation of an entire statement of the form SomeUtilClass.close($rs$);

Is it possible to do either using SSR?