Sam Heard wrote:
> Hi Adam
>
> I take this point and in that case I would suggest that resulting
> issue to discuss is:
>
> Should we drop the class name from the Archetype Slot in ADL and just
> use the regex? There does not appear to be any reason in the AOM to
> include the class name. We do need the occurrences for the slot.
>
> allow_archetype CLUSTER occurrences matches {0..5} matches {
> include
> archetype_id/value matches
> {/exam\.v1|exam-uterus\.v1|exam-fetus\.v1/}
>
> might become:
>
> allow_archetype occurrences matches {0..5} matches {
> include
> archetype_id/value matches
> {/openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER\.exam\.v1|openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER\.exam-uterus\.v1|openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER\.exam-fetus\.v1/}
>
> This would have advantages in controlling ordering of included
> archetypes of mixed classes.
>
> Interested in others views.
>
> Cheers, Sam
That would be fine by me.
That would allow me to drop my "regex pre-processor" which would be nice
& would give me some peace of mind wrt people using regex.
Adam
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