Sets of literal values

July 11th, 2005 at 7:59 am (3 years, 1 month ago) by Andi Vajda under chandlerdb

Python 2.4 introduced a set type. The repository data model was enhanced to support attributes of cardinality ’set’ or values of type ‘//Schema/Core/Set’.

As with the ‘list’ or ‘dict’ cardinalities, the ’set’ cardinality allows to describe an attribute as a set of literal values of a given type, such as a set of strings, for example.
The ‘Set’ type can be used for values meant to be sets of literal values with attributes of arbitrary cardinality or type.

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