<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- 
    Datatype 1.0 AD - Address DE
    Status: draft
-->
<rule abstract="true" id="AD.DE" xmlns="http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron">
    <extends rule="AD"/>

    <!-- Test formaat postcode -->
    <let name="postalCodeText" value="hl7:postalCode/text()"/>
    <let name="countryCode" value="hl7:country/@code"/>
    <let name="countryCodeSystem" value="hl7:country/@codeSystem"/>
    <let name="countryText" value="upper-case(normalize-space(hl7:country))"/>

    <assert role="error" test="@nullFlavor or matches($postalCodeText,'^[0-9]{5}$')" see="https://docs.art-decor.org/documentation/datatypes/DTr1_AD.DE"
        >dtr1-1-AD.DE: Deutsche Postleitzahlen in den Textknoten müssen im Format '99999' sein</assert>

    <let name="illegalAddressPart"
        value="*[local-name(.)!='delimiter' and local-name(.)!='buildingNumberSuffix' and
        local-name(.)!='country' and local-name(.)!='county' and
        local-name(.)!='city' and local-name(.)!='postalCode' and
        local-name(.)!='houseNumber' and local-name(.)!='streetName' and
        local-name(.)!='additionalLocator' and
        local-name(.)!='useablePeriod'][1]/name()"/>
    <assert role="error" test="count(*)=0 or string-length($illegalAddressPart)=0" see="https://docs.art-decor.org/documentation/datatypes/DTr1_AD.DE"
        >dtr1-2-AD.DE: In Deutschland sind bei Adressen zugelassen: delimiter, country, county, city, postalCode, houseNumber, buildingNumberSuffix, streetName, additionalLocator und useablePeriod. Gefunden '<value-of select="$illegalAddressPart"/>'.</assert>

    <assert role="error" test="count(*)=0 or count(*[not(self::hl7:postalCode) and not(self::hl7:country) and not(self::hl7:county) and @code])=0" see="https://docs.art-decor.org/documentation/datatypes/DTr1_AD.DE"
        >dtr1-3-AD.DE: Nur postalCode, country und county können codiert werden. Gefunden '<value-of select="*[not(self::hl7:postalCode) and not(self::hl7:country) and not(self::hl7:county) and @code][1]/name()"/>'</assert>

</rule>
