Re: JESS: meta rules?

I'm assuming you mean -ordered- facts, the ones without slots. Actually, yes, you can do this with ordered facts, but you have to use the "secret" of how ordered facts are implemented. You will presumably want to define the inheritance before any facts of the relevant types are asserted, so you

Re: JESS: meta rules?

Thanks. Is there a way to do this with onordered facts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > I think Mark Nahabedian wrote: > > > > I have several predicate/templates that share certain behavior. I'd > > like to exopress this through shared code... Is there some way of > > doing this in Jes

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Re: JESS: meta rules?

I think Mark Nahabedian wrote: > > I have several predicate/templates that share certain behavior. I'd > like to exopress this through shared code... Is there some way of > doing this in Jess? For example, can I use a variable in the first > element of a template ... This is a planned featur

JESS: meta rules?

I have several predicate/templates that share certain behavior. I'd like to exopress this through shared code. FOr example: I have two templates of the form (same-side ?s1 ?s2) and (same-face ?f1 ?f2) I can't just merge these into one "equality" template because there are other ru

RE: JESS: Catch the current instance evaluated by a rule ?

Great ! I thank you to aswer me so quickly. Samuel Kentzel -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: jeudi, 29. novembre 2001 17:14 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: JESS: Catch the current instance evaluated by a rule ? Every defclass gets an OBJE

Re: JESS: Catch the current instance evaluated by a rule ?

Every defclass gets an OBJECT slot, which contains a reference to the Bean. (deffrule myRule (person (OBJECT ?per)) (test (myFunction ?per)) => (printout t "Fire" crlf)) This is mentioned and illustrated in manual section 2.7.4. I think Samuel Kentzel wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 u

JESS: Catch the current instance evaluated by a rule ?

I try to do somethings like this : (defclass person Person) (bind ?p1 (new Person)) (bind ?p2 (new Person)) (bind ?p3 (new Person)) (definstance person ?p1 static) (definstance person ?p2 static) (definstance person ?p3 static) (deffunction myFunction(?per) (.use of the current instance of t

Re: JESS: Matching subclasses, writing generic rules

I think Mikael Rundqvist (ERA) wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] > Hi, > I have thought about that and from what I understand this seems to be a good idea. > But than I have a follow-up question: > Does letting a subclass use the deftemplate of a superclass mean tha

RE: JESS: Matching subclasses, writing generic rules

Hi, I have thought about that and from what I understand this seems to be a good idea. But than I have a follow-up question: Does letting a subclass use the deftemplate of a superclass mean that you cannot use methods only declared in the subclass? (practically casting to the superclass.) Thank

Re: JESS: Matching subclasses, writing generic rules

I think Mikael Rundqvist (ERA) wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] > Hi, > I am using Jess60b3. > I am working with Jess in a configuration where Jess is an embedded component of the >application. > In the application there are several inheritance hierarchies which I

Re: JESS: Use of view with a specified rule

I think Glenn Tarbox wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] > Hello, > > The view function for a specified rule brings up an empty graph window (at > least on my machine). It works properly without a rule having been > specified (brings up the entire Rete network). > >

Re: JESS: ASKing of the knowledgebase

I think Mark Nahabedian wrote: > > I've been using Jess 5.2. Should I upgrade or is there a similar > patch to 5.2? > You can add the line engine.run(10); at line 547 in jess/MiscFunctions.java to get the same effect. > Do I need to define a query or is there some other way? > >

Re: JESS: Update and activation

I think =?iso-8859-1?Q?Fr=E9d=E9ric_Jordan?= wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] > Hello, > > I'm working with java object as fact. To update a fact I remove the fact > from facts list and insert the update object. I cannot use modify > because it is based on the id of

JESS: Matching subclasses, writing generic rules

Hi, I am using Jess60b3. I am working with Jess in a configuration where Jess is an embedded component of the application. In the application there are several inheritance hierarchies which I have access to and do several defclasses and definstances on. My questions are: If a have an inheritanc

JESS: Update and activation

Hello, I'm working with java object as fact. To update a fact I remove the fact from facts list and insert the update object. I cannot use modify because it is based on the id of the fact. It is possible to modify the fact with the java object itself without store the index of the fact in the jav