I think Guoli Li wrote:
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> sorry not to describe my problem clearly. Thanks in advace for your help. I
> try to explain it here.
Most partial matches -- those from rules that do any useful work,
really -- involve unification between slots of
ere a way to tell whether there is a partial match? Thanks
a lot for your patience!
regard,
guoli
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Subject: Re: JESS: about partial match of a rule
> I
I think Guoli Li wrote:
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> Hi, all,
>
> Now I'm using JESS. I have a question, and I'll show it with an example. Here
> are two rules:
>
> Rule 1: e1 ^ e2 => printout e1 and e2 happened
>
> Rule 2: e3 => printout e3 happend
>
> when e3
Hi, all,
Now I'm using JESS. I have a question, and I'll show it with an example.
Here are two rules: Rule 1: e1 ^ e2 => printout e1 and e2
happened Rule 2: e3 => printout e3 happend when e3 comes, I
do the following: 1.(assert e3) 2. (run) rule 2 is fired, and e3 is only for
rule 2, and I
