Hello, One of my coworkers found an issue when asserting facts. When asserting a numbers with a D or F ending without quotes results in an asserted decimal value (see below). My guess is that D are F are Decimal, Floating respectively. Anyway, why is this? Are there any other protected characters I should know about? Thanks, Ryan EXAMPLE------------------ Jess, the Java Expert System Shell Copyright (C) 1998 E.J. Friedman Hill and the Sandia Corporation Jess Version 5.2 5/3/2001 Jess> (assert (numletter 1234560D)) <Fact-0> Jess> (facts) f-0 (numletter 1234560.0) For a total of 1 facts. Jess> (assert (numletter "1234560D")) <Fact-1> Jess> (facts) f-0 (numletter 1234560.0) f-1 (numletter "1234560D") For a total of 2 facts. Jess> (assert (numletter 1234567F)) <Fact-2> Jess> (facts) f-0 (numletter 1234560.0) f-1 (numletter "1234560D") f-2 (numletter 1234567.0) For a total of 3 facts. Jess> (assert (numletter 1234567Q)) <Fact-3> Jess> (facts) f-0 (numletter 1234560.0) f-1 (numletter "1234560D") f-2 (numletter 1234567.0) f-3 (numletter 1234567Q) For a total of 4 facts. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send the words 'unsubscribe jess-users [EMAIL PROTECTED]' in the BODY of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], NOT to the list (use your own address!) List problems? Notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
