Hal Hildebrand wrote: > I had tried to take a look at CHR early on in my current project, but > what I realized was that my particular problem wasn't so much handling > constraints
Don't let the name fool you: CHR may have originally be designed to solely handler constraints, it has grown to a powerful general purpose language. CHR constraint's are nothing else then what in production rule's speak is called a pattern (CHR rules are productions, etc). Peter
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