Class TRequestGroupCondition

Unit

bsFhir_stu3

Declaration

type TRequestGroupCondition = class(TBackboneElement)

Description

A group of related requests that can be used to capture intended activities that have inter-dependencies such as "give this medication after that one".

Hierarchy

• TBSTypedObject
• TBSFHIRValue
• TBSFHIRObject
• TBase
• TElement
• TBackboneElement
• TRequestGroupCondition

Overview

Methods

constructor Create; override;

Properties

	property kind : string read Getkind write Setkind;
	property kindElement : TActionConditionKind read GetkindElement write SetkindElement;
	property description : string read Getdescription write Setdescription;
	property descriptionElement : Tstring read GetdescriptionElement write SetdescriptionElement;
	property language : string read Getlanguage write Setlanguage;
	property languageElement : Tstring read GetlanguageElement write SetlanguageElement;
	property expression : string read Getexpression write Setexpression;
	property expressionElement : Tstring read GetexpressionElement write SetexpressionElement;

Description

Methods

	constructor Create; override;

Properties

	property kind : string read Getkind write Setkind;
The kind of condition.

	property kindElement : TActionConditionKind read GetkindElement write SetkindElement;

	property description : string read Getdescription write Setdescription;
A brief, natural language description of the condition that effectively communicates the intended semantics.

	property descriptionElement : Tstring read GetdescriptionElement write SetdescriptionElement;

	property language : string read Getlanguage write Setlanguage;
The media type of the language for the expression.

	property languageElement : Tstring read GetlanguageElement write SetlanguageElement;

	property expression : string read Getexpression write Setexpression;
An expression that returns true or false, indicating whether or not the condition is satisfied.

	property expressionElement : Tstring read GetexpressionElement write SetexpressionElement;