I have a problem where I am trying to establish if a String element in a
given list A exists in another larger list B. There are obviously a number
of ways I can do this in either Jess or in Java. In Jess, I could use the
member$ function and iterate through the list B until I have found the
elem
Title: RE: JESS: Very simple defquery question
JZ,
http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess/docs/61/language.html#queries
This section of the manual has both a jess and java version of iterating through the query results - scroll down a bit, if necessary, to see the java code.
See also:
http:
I think Brett Daniel wrote:
> I have a problem where I am trying to establish if a String element in a
> given list A exists in another larger list B. There are obviously a number
> of ways I can do this in either Jess or in Java. In Jess, I could use the
> member$ function and iterate through th
Thanks for your response, Earnest.
It sounds like the most efficient approach for my problem may be to use a
standard binary search on a sorted list (List B is loaded and sorted only
once on start up) and implement it in Java.
How does the new feature request process work?
Regards,
Brett
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