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The IDS requires that the enumerated value has simple value "EXISTING". The actual value of the property contains two values "EXISTING" and "DEMOLISH". Implicitly then it is sufficient that this list contains the "EXISTING" value, but is there a way to require that the value only contains that and nothing else?
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I think the current behaviour in the test cases is consistently that for any multi-valued construct (layered material, bounded prop, list prop, enum prop, ...) that at least one of these elements then must match the constraint.
It's been a while, but I also remember it has been discussed that for applicability the behaviour could be to have any of the values match: "A concrete wall is a wall with at least one layer of concrete", but for the requirement part all should match: e.g as you said: "existing or demolish, but nothing else". I think this was scrapped for being too magical and/or confusing.
So I don't think there is currently a way to specify that.
This is related to the following files:
IDS
IFC
The IDS requires that the enumerated value has simple value "EXISTING". The actual value of the property contains two values "EXISTING" and "DEMOLISH". Implicitly then it is sufficient that this list contains the "EXISTING" value, but is there a way to require that the value only contains that and nothing else?
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