Closed dirk-qualisys closed 6 years ago
Re-searching, I just saw that this is reopening the discussion of last year's workshop documented in issue #77. As a personal note, I do not like the approach too much (thus the new issue), but unless others oppose, I will not reiterate the discussion.
CLP labelling requires some P statements which are a combination of others, e.g. the classification as "Pyr. Solid 1" will cause these P statements: P210, P222, P231+P232, P233, P280, P302+P335+P334, P370+P378. While P210 will simply carry the phrase code "210", which is consistent with the general SDScom phrase type having zero or one PhraseCode. But the specific PrecautionaryStatement phrase type has up to five PhraseCode instances, so the second last one would (in its most minimalistic form) be sent as
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This seems somewhat awkward and inconsistent to me, although certainly possible. Any suggestions if this should stay, or if the PrecautionaryStatementEnum should be extended to just the P phrase combinations cited in CLP?