On 28 July 2011 23:36, menada <euje...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Because the fact is not already in the kbase (so i can't modify it and then
> insert it).
>
(1)
X x = new X(...);
x.setA(...);...x.setZ(...);
insert( x );
(2)
X x = new X(...);
insert( x );
modify( x ){ setA(...),..., setZ(...) }
These two sequences are logically equivalent - you'll have equal objects and
facts x at the end. But (1) is decidedly preferred because it is much less
work for the engine. Consider: the "insert" in (2) sends it on one direction
and then the modify instructs it otherwise.
-W
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