And the degree to which a production system leans toward the declarative
or imperative end of the spectrum is as much a matter of programming
style as the language itself. To the degree that you are thinking of
each rule as a specification of what to do under a set of circumstances,
with flow of
Well, rules themselves are definitely a declarative programming
concept. But Jess also offers an imperative language, and in fact the
right-hand-sides of rules consist of imperative code.
So in fact, Jess, and systems like it, are hybrid declarative/
imperative.
On Jan 30, 2007, at 5:03 PM
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to categorize Jess in terms of the different programming language
paradigms. Is Jess "declaritive"?
Thanks,
Matt
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Matthew Hutchinson
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Department of Spatial Sciences
Curtin University of Technology
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Perth, Western Australia 6845
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Hi,
Im sorry, please ignore my last quastion, i solved the problem.
many thanks and regards,
M.Ismail
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: JESS: saving to xml file> Date: Mon, 29
> Jan 2007 09:38:50 -0500> To: jess-users@sandia.gov> > > On Jan 29, 2007, at
> 7:46 AM, M Ismail wrote:>
Thanks alot for the answer, the save-fact-xml is a great command. but how can
i save the file in a given folder?
Jess saves the file in the main folder of the program, i want to save it
somewhere else, how?
thanks in advance,
M.Ismail
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