Does the order of columns in the rule definition, and the order of constraints
within a column matter?
For a given rule, I know which test is most likely to fail, and (probably) which
one is most "expensive" in terms of processing time (eg. 'someCollection
contains $var' is more expensive than 'fi
Edson Tirelli was heard to exclaim, On 05/30/07 05:54:
>About "intersects" :), you can open a JIRA for it, but last word I
> have from Mark is that there is no time left for new features in 4.0
> besides what was already committed.
I understand -- I didn't think I'd get it in the upcoming rele
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Hey Dirk,
Yes, documentation still needs to be updated.
About "intersects" :), you can open a JIRA for it, but last word I have
from Mark is that there is no time left for new features in 4.0 besides what
was already committed. So, if users want this, the options are:
* either a community
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after reread some of my source files
you don't need to initialize $mock so ...
in the rule file
don't forget to import your Mock
and
global Mock mock
in the when
conditions
in the then statement
mock.setMyString("hello world");
JLL wrote:
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> i thing using a strin
hi
i thing using a string could cause some problems
better use your own object named like "Mock" containing a string with setter
and getter
in the java code assert the object in working memory with
MemoryManager.getWorkingMemory().setGlobal("mock", mock);
in the rule file
don't forget to impor
