Ahhh I wondered about that, thanks. Again, now I see it, it makes complete
sense. This drools stuff is actually pretty damn good!
Richard
Chris Woodrow wrote:
>
> You're right, if you want to do this with 2 facts, you'll need to do :
>
> $test : Test( $y : y )
> Test(
> this == $test,
> x
Hi Alan,
Just thought I would say I suffered from the same problem and found the
solution hidden in the manual somewhere. The tutorial needs updated
use:
WorkingMemory workingMemory = ruleBase.newStatefulSession();
and
workingMemory.insert(obj); //instead of assert
cheers
Richard
Alan
Thanks Chris, that does work.
oh man, I tried something so similar to that with the parenethisis last
night using my "programming by trial and error" methodology.
many thanks to everyone who replied, it's all been a great help!
Richard
Chris Woodrow wrote:
>
> Hi,
> even
> Test (y == (x + 1
wow, you guys are good, nice observation Raffi I had not considered that but
this is all making me comprehend how Drools works. Actually I think I need
to switch my brain on! Java is so easy it doesn't tend to require much
thought, now I'm having to think about this stuff it hurts :-)
thanks
Ric