I agree that redefining a rule within a source file should elicit a warning. At the command line, Jess *could* warn about it, but as often as not, it's deliberate. Maybe the command-line warning could be switchable.
On Mar 17, 2008, at 9:04 AM, Michael Atighetchi wrote:
I've ran into instances where my code is getting complex enough to end up with multiple rules that have the same name (by mistake). I suggest to * flag multiple rule definitions with the same name as errors in eclipse * add runtime support to detect this condition Let me know what you think. Michael
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