With 5.3.0, I find that there's no difference between these two forms.
rule "Detect it"
when
$start : RawEvent()
not RawEvent( this != $start,
id == $start.id,
## $start after[0ms, 90s] this )
this before[0ms, 90s] $start )
then
System.out.println("detected:" + $start);
end
-W
On 3 September 2012 14:37, Rob21 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi again,
> I tried using 5.3 and I noticed the "before" keyword has the same problem
> as
> 5.4 :
>
> rule "Detect it"
> when
> $start : RawEvent()
> not RawEvent(this != $start, id == $start.id, this before[0ms, 90s]
> $start)
> then
> System.out.println("detected: " + $start);
> end
>
> Gives a null pointer exception.
> Is this really a bug ? Or am i misusing the "before" keyword ?
>
>
>
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