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Bug #1149

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BoundsGroup bounds min & max have incorrect cardinality

Added by Matthew Brooke over 20 years ago. Updated over 20 years ago.

Status:
Resolved
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
Category:
eml - general bugs
Target version:
Start date:
09/17/2003
Due date:
% Done:

0%

Estimated time:
Bugzilla-Id:
1149

Description

BoundsGroup bounds min & max have incorrect cardinality. This can be seen in the
following places:

NumericDomainType:

numericDomain/bounds/minimum & numericDomain/bounds/maximum currently have
incorrect cardinality - should be 0..1 instead of 0..infinity

DateTimeDomainType:

dateTimeDomain/bounds/minimum & dateTimeDomain/bounds/maximum currently have
incorrect cardinality - should be 0..1 instead of 0..infinity

Actions #1

Updated by Matt Jones over 20 years ago

Changed the content model to fix this problem. Now the model allows either
minimum, maximum, or both, as described in DTD syntax:

bounds(minimum | maximum | (minimum, maximum))

This was done for both BoundsGroup (used in numeric domains) and BoundsDateGroup
(used in dateTime domains).

FIXED.

Actions #2

Updated by Matt Jones over 20 years ago

When running the tests I found that this content model is rejected. Maybe its
because it is not deterministic according to the xml spec? Need to fix this
model before releasing the 2.0.1 version.

Actions #3

Updated by Matt Jones over 20 years ago

Checked on the bounds model -- turns out that the model I proposed before is not
deterministic according to XML (without look ahead) and so is illegal. SO I
changed the bounds group to this model:

bounds (min?, max?)

So at least now they are not repeatable. Plus date bounds has a different type
now so that the documentation and type for the bounds field can differ from the
numeric bounds.

FIXED.

Actions #4

Updated by Redmine Admin about 11 years ago

Original Bugzilla ID was 1149

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