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Key: DMN14-143
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Status: closed
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Source: Montera Pty Ltd ( Greg McCreath)
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Summary:
The instance of grammar does not include the range type, so it is not possible to do `[1..10] instance of range<Any>`. Nor does it support either identifying something as simply a context, or simply as a function.
Please add range<type> to the grammar.
The grammar does support identifying something as simply a context. The list type can be accommodated by <Any>, such as `foo instance of list<Any>`, but the grammar for context currently requires at least one name and type, so simply checking that something is a context is not supported. That is, `foo instance of context<>` is not possible.
Please change the context grammar from `'context' '<' name ':' type
{ ',' name ':' type }'>' to `'context' '<[' name ':' type
{ ',' name ':' type }']>'` implying that `context<>` means a context with no entries and thus, all contexts conform to it. Though, a more preferable alternative is described below.
Also, the grammar does not support identifying something as a function, only as a function of a given type - there is no equivalent to `foo instance of function<Any> -> Any`. The statement `foo instance of function<> -> Any` is testing for a function type with no params. This is different to testing purely for a function type.
A grammar to support the above is simply to support the name of each of the types with no `<>` stuff afterwards. Such that `foo instance of list`, `foo instance of context`, `foo instance of function`, `foo instance of range` are all valid. This would be my preference.
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Reported: DMN 1.3 — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 01:03 GMT
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Disposition: Resolved — DMN 1.4
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Disposition Summary:
Add range to instance of
The changes are baselined on DMN 1.3 dtc-19-12-06.pdf.
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Updated: Thu, 31 Mar 2022 19:30 GMT
DMN14 — instance of grammar does not support range , or context, or function
- Key: DMN14-143
- OMG Task Force: Decision Model and Notation 1.4 RTF