In issue #495 @nautolycus suggested that the enumeration values in dictionaries should preferably "<...> be confined to values that are physically possible rather than what might be thought "reasonable" (leaving the latter to validation applications or overlays) <...>". Based on this comment, the lower enumeration range of cell length items was changed back from 1.0: to 0.0:.
Maybe it would then also make sense to change the enumeration ranges of the _chemical_formula.weight_meas and _chemical_formula.weight from 1.0: to 0.0:, especially since the closely related data items _cell.atomic_mass, _exptl_crystal.density_diffrn and _exptl_crystal.density_meas already have the enumeration range of 0.0:.
Note, however, that the DDL1 dictionary also had the lower range of _chemical_formula.weight_meas and _chemical_formula.weight at 1.0:.
In issue #495 @nautolycus suggested that the enumeration values in dictionaries should preferably "<...> be confined to values that are physically possible rather than what might be thought "reasonable" (leaving the latter to validation applications or overlays) <...>". Based on this comment, the lower enumeration range of cell length items was changed back from
1.0:to0.0:.Maybe it would then also make sense to change the enumeration ranges of the
_chemical_formula.weight_measand_chemical_formula.weightfrom1.0:to0.0:, especially since the closely related data items_cell.atomic_mass,_exptl_crystal.density_diffrnand_exptl_crystal.density_measalready have the enumeration range of0.0:.Note, however, that the DDL1 dictionary also had the lower range of
_chemical_formula.weight_measand_chemical_formula.weightat1.0:.