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ElementDefinitionExampleValue

Enum ElementDefinitionExampleValue 

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pub enum ElementDefinitionExampleValue {
Show 50 variants Base64Binary(Primitive<String>), Boolean(Primitive<bool>), Canonical(Primitive<String>), Code(Primitive<String>), Date(Primitive<String>), DateTime(Primitive<String>), Decimal(Primitive<Decimal>), Id(Primitive<String>), Instant(Primitive<String>), Integer(Primitive<i32>), Markdown(Primitive<String>), Oid(Primitive<String>), PositiveInt(Primitive<i32>), String(Primitive<String>), Time(Primitive<String>), UnsignedInt(Primitive<i32>), Uri(Primitive<String>), Url(Primitive<String>), Uuid(Primitive<String>), Address(Address), Age(Age), Annotation(Annotation), Attachment(Attachment), CodeableConcept(CodeableConcept), Coding(Coding), ContactPoint(ContactPoint), Count(Count), Distance(Distance), Duration(Duration), HumanName(HumanName), Identifier(Identifier), Money(Money), Period(Period), Quantity(Quantity), Range(Range), Ratio(Ratio), Reference(Reference), SampledData(SampledData), Signature(Signature), Timing(Timing), ContactDetail(ContactDetail), Contributor(Contributor), DataRequirement(DataRequirement), Expression(Expression), ParameterDefinition(ParameterDefinition), RelatedArtifact(RelatedArtifact), TriggerDefinition(TriggerDefinition), UsageContext(UsageContext), Dosage(Dosage), Meta(Meta),
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The types ElementDefinition.example.value[x] allows.

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Base64Binary(Primitive<String>)

base64Binary

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Boolean(Primitive<bool>)

boolean

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Canonical(Primitive<String>)

canonical

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Code(Primitive<String>)

code

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Date(Primitive<String>)

date

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DateTime(Primitive<String>)

dateTime

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Decimal(Primitive<Decimal>)

decimal

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Id(Primitive<String>)

id

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Instant(Primitive<String>)

instant

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Integer(Primitive<i32>)

integer

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Markdown(Primitive<String>)

markdown

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Oid(Primitive<String>)

oid

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PositiveInt(Primitive<i32>)

positiveInt

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String(Primitive<String>)

string

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Time(Primitive<String>)

time

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UnsignedInt(Primitive<i32>)

unsignedInt

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Uri(Primitive<String>)

uri

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Url(Primitive<String>)

url

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Uuid(Primitive<String>)

uuid

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Address(Address)

Address

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Age(Age)

Age

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Annotation(Annotation)

Annotation

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Attachment(Attachment)

Attachment

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CodeableConcept(CodeableConcept)

CodeableConcept

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Coding(Coding)

Coding

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ContactPoint(ContactPoint)

ContactPoint

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Count(Count)

Count

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Distance(Distance)

Distance

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Duration(Duration)

Duration

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HumanName(HumanName)

HumanName

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Identifier(Identifier)

Identifier

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Money(Money)

Money

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Period(Period)

Period

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Quantity(Quantity)

Quantity

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Range(Range)

Range

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Ratio(Ratio)

Ratio

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Reference(Reference)

Reference

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SampledData(SampledData)

SampledData

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Signature(Signature)

Signature

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Timing(Timing)

Timing

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ContactDetail(ContactDetail)

ContactDetail

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Contributor(Contributor)

Contributor

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DataRequirement(DataRequirement)

DataRequirement

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Expression(Expression)

Expression

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ParameterDefinition(ParameterDefinition)

ParameterDefinition

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RelatedArtifact(RelatedArtifact)

RelatedArtifact

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TriggerDefinition(TriggerDefinition)

TriggerDefinition

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UsageContext(UsageContext)

UsageContext

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Dosage(Dosage)

Dosage

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Meta(Meta)

Meta

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impl Choice for ElementDefinitionExampleValue

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const TYPES: &'static [&'static str]

The FHIR type codes the element allows, in definition order. The JSON key is the element name followed by the capitalised code (value + Quantity).
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fn decode_as( code: &str, key: &str, o: &mut Obj<'_>, d: &mut Decoder, ) -> Option<Self>

Read the variant for type code from key key of o.
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fn encode_into(&self, base: &str, w: &mut ObjWriter)

Write the chosen variant under base plus its type suffix.
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impl Clone for ElementDefinitionExampleValue

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ElementDefinitionExampleValue

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ElementDefinitionExampleValue

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fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ElementDefinitionExampleValue

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