Constantinos Leftheris

Hi @koosbusters First of all thanks for your interest in EDI.Net! I am currently on a leave for the Easter and will be back from Wednesday. I would love to...

@KoosBusters not found the time yet. Its on the list

Hi @KoosBusters, I think I am on the same page with you. I also love the list & its quite accurate so lets do this. I think that validation on...

Hi @Marmotor and thanks for your interest in [Edi.Net](https://github.com/indice-co/EDI.Net) Regarding your question about escaping a sequence loop (SegmentGroup) using the "SequenceEnd" property I have to say that SequenceEnd is obsolete....

Hi @FRConceicao and thanks for you interest in [EDI.Net](https://github.com/indice-co/EDI.Net) I will try to answer your questions in bullets. - The Mandatory flag is available in all structure attributes as well...

Hi @FRConceicao, first of all thank you for your kind words. The example you gave is correct, given you have all the other groups defined. If you miss one you...

Hi @patricktimessupermarket and thank you for your interest in [EDI.Net](https://github.com/indice-co/EDI.Net). This is weird I haven't had such a use-case before. You can try to add a separate class for each...

That is because you can bind classes marked as elements only inside an segment. PS If you ever need to reuse classes marked as element under a different segment context...

The wildcard in paths is used usualy on the EDIValue attribute. Lets say hypothetically you had the same structure `PartyIdentitfication` with the two same properties occurring under a different segment...

the message attribute is only used to encapsulate the well known structure segments ST & SE (in x12). Same goes for the functional group segments and EdiGroup. Every other loop...