Boolean dataTypes cannot have enumerated values, because boolean is already enumerated. That's correctly represented in the SpecIF schema v1.1.
However properties with boolean dataType may have a list of multiple values, in other words a vector of values, like any property having another dataType. That's missing in the SpecIF schema v1.1; a dataType with type xs:boolean should have a native property 'multiple' as well.
'multiple' and 'enumeration' have nothing to do with each other ... which was not the case of SpecIF v1.0 and below.
odungern
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2 years ago
Boolean dataTypes cannot have enumerated values, because boolean is already enumerated. That's correctly represented in the SpecIF schema v1.1.
However properties with boolean dataType may have a list of multiple values, in other words a vector of values, like any property having another dataType. That's missing in the SpecIF schema v1.1; a dataType with type xs:boolean should have a native property 'multiple' as well.
'multiple' and 'enumeration' have nothing to do with each other ... which was not the case of SpecIF v1.0 and below.