I think Chandler wrote:
> r.executeCommand( "HelloJess.clp" );
I thought I was very clear yesterday, but I guess not.
The argument to executeCommand() is treated just as if you typed it at
the Jess> prompt, except that the result isn't printed, but rather
returned from the function. What is the result of typing
'HelloJess.clp' at the Jess> prompt?
Jess> HelloJess.clp
HelloJess.clp
It's just a symbol, and Jess just echoes the value back at you. To
actually execute the code in a file, you have to call a function that
will read it, right? Like, for example
r.executeCommand("(batch HelloJess.clp)");
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