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This change clarifies the meaning of the restriction, though it is strictly speaking logically redundant: since only OrderedMembers belong to OrderedCollections, precedence would be only in relation to other OrderedMembers. There's an edge case counterexample where an OrderedMember is asserted to precede or follow something outside the OrderedCollection, but it's hard to see how that situation would occur. At any rate, this creates greater clarity.
Full disclosure: this issue has already been addressed in PR #573, and is being created retroactively in order to have an issue associated with the PR (which I neglected to do when I submitted it.)
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This change clarifies the meaning of the restriction, though it is strictly speaking logically redundant: since only
OrderedMember
s belong toOrderedCollection
s, precedence would be only in relation to otherOrderedMember
s. There's an edge case counterexample where anOrderedMember
is asserted to precede or follow something outside theOrderedCollection
, but it's hard to see how that situation would occur. At any rate, this creates greater clarity.Full disclosure: this issue has already been addressed in PR #573, and is being created retroactively in order to have an issue associated with the PR (which I neglected to do when I submitted it.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: