I think Jeffrey Davine wrote:
>
> I'll do the research, but as a general matter, do you think the Jess API
> exposes enough information (particularly concerning the rete tokens) so that
> I could write such a tool?
Alan's more optimistic, but I myself don't think this can really be
done at the le
Alan - I would very much like to help work on it. I have to tell you,
however, that my experience is in C++ and I'm relatively new to Java. Jeff
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Jeffrey,
I created a debugger quite a few years back (Jess version 4.xx) that I
have not maintained. I'd have to locate the media it is archived onto
but I've been wanting to resurrect it.
It didn't do exactly what you want and it was pretty crude since it was
fronted by the Windows Scriptin
Thanks - I did previously write a stepper and debugger for a CLIPS-like but
proprietary system. The debugger was written in C++. With that proprietary
engine, the API to the parser was not exposed, so it was necessary to also
write a parser in that case (I used a third party dll to help).
Having
I think Jeffrey Davine wrote:
> The debugging facility I'm wondering about would also allow single stepping
> thorough rules as they activate with the ability to watch the patterns and
> joins.
>
No. I'd love to have this, but it definitely won't be in
Charlemagne. We're working on a plan for Con
The debugging facility I’m wondering
about would also allow single stepping thorough rules as they activate with the
ability to watch the patterns and joins.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005
10:48 AM
Try this:
(view)
It displays the rete in a swing based graph.
alan
Jeffrey Davine wrote:
Does Jess have a built-in facility to browse rules? By that I mean a way
to check, for any rule, which if any facts match patterns in the rule
(showing how the fact is bound to the pattern) and whether
Does Jess have a built-in facility to browse rules? By that
I mean a way to check, for any rule, which if any facts match patterns in the
rule (showing how the fact is bound to the pattern) and whether there are joins
for each pattern?
Also, is there any additional information or docum
