hi there,
first i want to thanks Ernest Friedman-Hill for helping me and everyone in the
mailing list. you are a great help.
ok here is my quastion:
i have an string and i want to call it in the assert while executioncommand
r.executeCommand((assert (i-have-moved))); this is what i have
I think Mithun Sheshagiri wrote:
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Hello,
Thank you for your prompt response. If you meant that the
proper ordering solves the problem in version 6.1p7 then please ignore
the remainder of the mail.
Proper ordering solves the
Hi Kimos:
I'm learning Jess, too!
One thing that I do to avoid errors with (Rete) executeCommmand() is to
build a command string first.
This way I can do a sanity check on its components before using it in
executeCommand().
A StringBuffer works nicely... for example:
Rete engine = new Rete();
You can not mix java and jess.
Assuming that getstring() is a method which returns String in your java
class, then proper code would be:
r.executeCommand((assert ( + getstring() +
)));
Regards,
Dusan Sormaz
At 11:31 AM 5/27/2004 +0200, you wrote:
hi there,
first i want to thanks Ernest
Hello, jess-users!
Message: Bad index 53 in call to set() on this
vector: (MAIN::object (is-a
Questions:
1. What usually means this message?
2. Specifically, what means a number
53?
Thanx for the answers.
Sincerely,
Ru
Ruslan P.
Sorokin [EMAIL PROTECTED]OOGIS
RL
Dear Ernest Friedman-Hill,
Please tell me the detailed combination process of jess and java beans
with help of examples. It will be great if you could refer me to some of
lucid and useful stuff on the net with complete explanation of jess and
java beans interaction.
Thanking you,
J.Abhishek
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hello, jess-users!
Message: Bad index 53 in call to set() on this vector: (MAIN::object (is-a
Questions:
1. What usually means this message?
It means that Jess, for one reason or another, is trying
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please tell me the detailed combination process of jess and java beans
with help of examples. It will be great if you could refer me to some of
lucid and useful stuff on the net with complete explanation of jess and
java beans interaction.
See
Ok. So my next question is. Given I have say half-a-dozen different
options describing some facts is it better to...
(deftemplate foo (slot aBoolean) (slot anotherBoolean) ... etc.)
or
(deftemplate foo (multislot options))
or
(deftemplate foo)
(deftemplate
Hello, Ernest!
Thank you for the answers. Please, specify an answer about a bug in an older
version of Jess. I am using this version: 6.1 from 4/9/2003. Is it OK?
Thanx once more.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 4:53 PM
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, Ernest!
Thank you for the answers. Please, specify an answer about a bug in an older
version of Jess. I am using this version: 6.1 from 4/9/2003. Is it OK?
Thanx once more.
There have been seven patch levels released since them; 6.1p7 was
released
I think Simon Harris wrote:
Ok. So my next question is. Given I have say half-a-dozen different
options describing some facts is it better to...
(deftemplate foo (slot aBoolean) (slot anotherBoolean) ... etc.)
This is probably the best *if* the options change only rarely.
or
I think I'll stick with option one then.
Regards,
Simon
On Thu, 27 May 2004 06:40:13 -0700 (PDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Simon Harris wrote:
Ok. So my next question is. Given I have say half-a-dozen different
options describing some facts is it better to...
(deftemplate foo (slot
Hi all,
I am trying to find the fact that matches a given pattern in rule.
I tried something, but it wouldn't work.
I want to do something like this (this does not work in Jess, its
pseudocode). foo is a shadow fact of a java object that has a
method, lets say, 'assign'.
(defrule foo-res
(foo
This is from my rules file, an example that produces the error:
(import org.w3c.dom.*)
(bind ?*nd* (fetch OBJ))
(defrule if-element
(test (= (call ?*nd* nodetype) org.w3c.node.Node.ELEMENT_NODE))
=
(printout t (call ?*nd* tagname) crlf)
)
This is the error:
Exception in thread main Jess
Brenda,
My guess is that you are using the = function when you should be using
eq to compare object references.
The = is for numerical values, hence the error.
Hope this helps.
-Jason
-
Jason Morris
Morris Technical Solutions
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I think Amit Chopra wrote:
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(defrule foo-res
(foo (name ?x)) = (call 'fact that matched' assign))
I want to know how to find 'fact that matched' to be able
to call assign on it.
OK, two things. First, to get a reference to the
Amit,
I just did something like this yesterday
First I wrote a defquery as you suggested:
(defquery find-foo-by-name
(declare (variables ?name))
(foo (name ?name)))
This returns an iterator of all foos with the given name
Now, I added a function to wrap the query:
(deffunction
Oops... I may have misunderstood your question. Sorry... completely mixed
up my code.
Disregard that last suggestion.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Amit Chopra
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 10:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Ernest and Jason,
Thanks for replying, that should be adequate.
amit.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Amit Chopra wrote:
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(defrule foo-res
(foo (name ?x)) = (call 'fact that matched' assign))
I want to know how to find 'fact that
The call to nodetype should return an integer and ELEMENT_NODE is a
short. I thought the '=' would be correct.
On Thu, 2004-05-27 at 15:28, Jason Morris wrote:
Brenda,
My guess is that you are using the = function when you should be using
eq to compare object references.
The = is for
I think Brenda K Hamilton wrote:
The call to nodetype should return an integer and ELEMENT_NODE is a
short. I thought the '=' would be correct.
Ah. In Jess, org.w3c.node.Node.ELEMENT_NODE is just a symbol (an ATOM,
as the error message says.) You want the ELEMENT_NODE member of the
Hi,
I would need a little help. I try to create a bag and bind it to a global
variable. This works well.
After a reset (set-reset-globals is set to true) the global variable still
point to the bag and the bag content still exists. Here the code:
(defglobal ?*QueryList* = (bag create
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any suggestions?
bag create returns an existing bag if there's already one by that
name; reset doesn't clear the list of bags. Therefore, although the
defglobal is indeed reset, it's reset to set to the same object!
Note that all bag does is manage a Hashtable
Great! Works
Thanks
Felix
On 27 May 2004 at 15:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any suggestions?
bag create returns an existing bag if there's already one by that
name; reset doesn't clear the list of bags. Therefore, although the
defglobal is indeed
I have some rules which assert facts based on the the non-existence of
certain other facts. Those other facts may however come into exsistence
based on other rules.
Once again, I'm faced with a number of choices.
Do/can I somehow use logical? I don't believe it's possible to use logical
I think Simon Harris wrote:
Do/can I somehow use logical? I don't believe it's possible to use logical
with not.
You can, actually. (logical (not (foo))) acts as you'd expect.
Or, is there another solution I've not thought of?
I'm afraid I didn't understand the question, so perhaps
Ahh. Quite right you are. I'm a fool! When JESS complained about Logical
CEs can't follow non-logical what it really means is Logical CEs can't
follow non-logical :-). I'll remember to read the messages more carefully
next time.
So I guess the question becomes: is it more effecient to use
I think Simon Harris wrote:
Ahh. Quite right you are. I'm a fool! When JESS complained about Logical
CEs can't follow non-logical what it really means is Logical CEs can't
follow non-logical :-). I'll remember to read the messages more carefully
next time.
Comprehensible error messages
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