Hi Thomas,
to be honest, i only had a very short look on your code and i didnt try sth.
with jess.value objects as java properties.
however, i might saw sth. in your rule
(defclass Attr Attr)
(defrule match-attrs
(Attr (objName ?n) (value ?v~1))
=
(printout t There is an attr ' ?n ':
) info.elementAt(2)), RU.FLOAT));
I think Ina Sollinger wrote:
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hi all,
iam having a very strange problem:
iam parsing values from java to jess by using:
fInfo.setSlotValue(certainty, new
Value(Float.parseFloat((String
thanx, Ernest !
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Subject: Re: JESS: java vs jess: parsing vectors- multivariables or
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I think Ina Sollinger wrote:
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hi,
your very quick answer helps me indeed! thank you.
iam thinking that using a multivariable for my problem is more
convenient
when it comes to parse values from java to jess and from jess to java
(for
instance not calling fact-slot-value or store/ fetch several times).
Here you might
Hi all,
i was wondering, if someone could give me an answer on the following 2
questions:
1. is it possible to set up a qualifier on an element of a multivariable in
the LHS of a rule?
i.e.: imagine iam having a mulitvariable $?example which contains
(astring 0.5 0.8)
then iam having
