Stream: dotnet
Topic: Add relatedAction.Relationship
Jefferson (Jul 26 2019 at 14:18):
Relationship has a required binding so I can't have the element without a code, I been tiring to add the code of Concurrent but it will not add that to my output am I missing something?
if (relatedAction.ActionIdElement == null)
{
relatedAction.ActionIdElement = new Id();
relatedAction.Relationship = ActionRelationshipType.Concurrent;
}
relatedAction.ActionIdElement.Extension = new List<Extension>()
{
new Extension(GetExtensionUrl("actionPlaceholder"), new Code("radiation therapy"))
};
var radiationTherapyExtension = new Extension(GetExtensionUrl("radiationTherapyRelationship"),
new Code(source.RadiationTherapy.Value));
relatedAction.RelationshipElement = new Code<ActionRelationshipType>()
{
Extension = new List<Extension>() {radiationTherapyExtension}
};
target.RelatedAction.Add(relatedAction);
Michel Rutten (Jul 29 2019 at 09:13):
Hi @Tom MCDEVITT , the following statement:
relatedAction.RelationshipElement = new Code<ActionRelationshipType>()
{
Extension = new List<Extension>() {radiationTherapyExtension}
};
completely replaces the RelationShip child component, thereby overwriting the binding value assigned earlier:
relatedAction.Relationship = ActionRelationshipType.Concurrent;
Instead, you can combine both statements and specify the binding value in the ctor:
relatedAction.RelationshipElement = new Code<ActionRelationshipType>(ActionRelationshipType.Concurrent)
{
Extension = new List<Extension>() { radiationTherapyExtension }
};
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