Hi !
thanks for the tutorial.
I think you can use some shortcut : you drag/drop sources when you could
have done something quicker : declare your project to point to your
source directory, then right-clik on the project, and select refresh.
Eclipse will map all your files to its internal
Don't worry ! You don't have to bind anything by yourself, it's already an
Eclipse 2.1 feature (Window - preference - Workspace - Editor -Key Binding
- emacs).
Just a perfect tool!
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Eclipse will probably become
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That's exactly me!
I'm sure Eclipse has all the bells and whistle of a good editor and
worth knowing but I prefer to have an editor I can count on being
there over the years and across many languages. I use the beanshell
in emacs to test Java snippets as
Hi,
consider that if you are using Jess as a part of a complete Java application
(especially if you are writing a J2EE compliant application), a Jess plugin is
just something that is very usefull. You don't have to switch to another UI to
develop/debug/tune your code, as it's fully a part of the
Hi John,
I've used Jess Ilog rules last year and found that JRules was less than 5%
faster than Jess. Regarding that it was an old version of Jess (5.x), may be
both products had evolved in a good direction, so it's not that easy to say
right now which one is the best.
Ilog is bundled with
I did made jeops work for a few semples. The way it works is that it
generates a Java program from the rules you provide. Of course, it's not
possible to add a rule on the fly, which is not cool as Jess, but it works
fine.
I'm pretty sure that I can found the sample I've compiled a year ago, and
There
is a free implementation (as far as I remember) called Jeops, but it's not as
cool as jess (it's basically a pre-compiler, that generates Java
Classes)
At
least, it works... (I've tested it)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeops/
God is
dead. Nietszche.
Nietszche is dead. God ;)
: JESS: Nietzsche
Am 11/14/2001 7:11:45 PM, schrieb Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
God is dead. Nietszche.
Nietszche is dead. God ;)
my personal contribution to the correct spelling of German philosophers in
international email lists: Nietzsche
;) Oliver Hoffmann (still very much alive
Just using addSlot(Id, Funcall.NIL, ANY) should work in your case (this
is the way jess do when it parses a deftemplate slot without default value)
Emmanuel Lecharny, IKTEK
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RU.STRING:
return \ + escape((String) m_objectval) + \;
Is this a normal behavior? does it have an impact if the String is not
escaped?
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Well, hmm, yes, this is what I actually use, and it works pretty well. I
didn't want to use it in the first place (the dark side of the force is
always tempting ;), but I must admit that it was a mistake.
Thanks a lot for the quick answer.
Emmanuel Lecharny, IKTEK
06 08 33 32 61, www.iktek.com
D Typoes !!!
In your rule2_ReservationToCheckout rule you have days-requested instead
of days-required :
(defrule rule2_ReservationToCheckout
(current-name ?current-name)
(reservation (start-date ?start-date)(days-required ?days-requested)
...
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) (slot n2))
TRUE
Jess (defrule tt (AA (name ?name) (n2 ?n2~?name)) = (printout t diff
crlf))
TRUE
Jess (assert (AA (name aa) (n2 bb)))
Fact-0
Jess (run)
diff
1
Jess (assert (AA (name aa) (n2 aa)))
Fact-1
Jess (run)
0
Jess
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Hi,
I think that addind c:\jess in your classpath will help (if of course Jess
has been installed on c:\).
Emmanuel Lecharny, IKTEK
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Hi,
didn't you forgot the defclass before the definstance? (8.38 in the doc :
"Creates a "shodow fact" representing the given Java objetc, according to
the named deftemplate (which SHOULD have come from defclass)"
Emmanuel Lecharny, IKTEK
06 08 33 32 61, www.iktek.com
Easy : just go to http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess/user.html, click on
JessWin GUI to download it.
You'll need a few steps, compiling it and launching it, but it's just a 5
minutes job, and it works perfectly well !!!
Emmanuel Lecharny, IKTEK
06 08 33 32 61, www.iktek.com http
It could be very usefull, specially if you are using a very big number
of facts - that's my problem, actually (30 000 facts and more).
The 'special template' stuff, (cf Burke message) could be a good
approach, but that drives to something like overloading every access
method of the Fact class
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