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Clarify addressLine definition #676
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Hi @stpeter, In a previous discussion we observed that the recipient might include multiple lines, leading to this text in the specification: "This member may, under certain circumstances, contain multiline information. For example, it might contain "care of" information." With that in mind, under 11.14 for [[addressLine]] would it address your comment (and be true) to add at the end "It may contain multiline information." ? Ian |
@ianbjacobs Yes, that seems good. In practice multi-line input (whether via textarea or multiple input elements) seems quite likely. What threw me off (and might throw off implementers) is that the singular addressLine can contain multiple lines. But I suppose it's too late to change the name... ;-) |
@marcoscaceres sound ok? Shall I do a PR? (or @stpeter)? Ian |
Wouldn't hurt to clarify things a bit more, so PR welcome. |
I'll chat with @marcoscaceres about this and then submit a PR. |
(1) Would it be helpful to mention that in interface terms the
addressLine
data can be gathered in various ways (e.g., via a textarea element or multiple input elements)? The word "line" might make it sound as if there can be only one of them, whereas in the spec it's a FrozenArray and we might not want implementers to think they can have only one.(2) In addition to the currently-mentioned constructs ("a street name, a house number, apartment number, a rural delivery route, descriptive instructions, or a post office box number") we might consider mentioning other common premise details like a suite or floor number, a building name, a department name, or a mail stop. Existing standardized address formats (e.g., OASIS xAL) have defined specialized fields for such constructs, but as far as I can see they can be included in
addressLine
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