Hello all,
I am looking for a way to define rules for the following problem:
class Tree {
...
}
class Branch {
Tree mytree;
int branch_length;
...
}
Let's say I have a fact called Tree and another fact called Branch.
Brach identifies which tree it belongs to.
Now, I want to write
hmmm.. in an eval it *should* work - I assume there is a compile error that
mentions the L ?
well this should not be a problem in 3.2, but for 3.0.x we can certainly
look at it if you have a unit test.
A literal outside of an eval shouldn't be needed - as the type is inferenced
from the facts au
default is Identity mode, its simpy the way it determines if the fact
already exists in the working memory.
fact.equals( fact ) is Equality mode
fact == fact is Identity mode.
Mark
nicolae oana wrote:
Dear all,
I read in Drools manual about how Working Memory stores the asserted
objects : Ide
Mark,
Thanks a lot ! Now I understand what it's all about. :)
Oana.
Mark Proctor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: default is Identity mode, its
simpy the way it determines if the fact already exists in the working memory.
fact.equals( fact ) is Equality mode
fact == fact is Identity mode
Dear all,
I read in Drools manual about how Working Memory stores the asserted objects :
Identity mode and Equality mode.
But I'm not sure I properly understood the differences. In what concerns the
Equality mode, the return of a FactHandle is done only when a different type of
object is asser
