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Subject: Abstract type (was: Re: A Codelist Issue)
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- Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 17:55:27 -0800 (PST)
[[email protected]:] | > We did in fact discuss the use of substitution groups and abstract | > types for code lists in Washington, and we did come to an | > agreement among the people attending that we could live with | > making an exception to the NDRs for code lists to allow these | | but no discussion took place regarding an exception to the rule | that types cannot be abstract, which I understand from previous | emails is also part of the proposal. Unless I'm thinking of something else, the abstract type mechanism was in Marty's paper, and no one expressed a problem with it. I believe that this was even contained in the diagram I put up in front of the closing plenary when we discussed how the proposed solution was going to work. Does anyone remember this differently? Jon
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