Sorry to not include this earlier, but the exeption (where I am developing on
another machine) disappeared before. It is exactly:
DSL Rule Translation Error!
Reason:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 16
and my .dslr file has exactlly 16 lines.
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I have some more incite into what might be causing the problem. Once I
remove the drools.package file - which shouldn't be needed since the imports
and expander are in the .dslr file - and have a trivial example - I can see
an "DSL Rule Translation: Array out of bounds" exception generated in
Ecli
On 21 March 2011 16:58, drdaveg wrote:
> I have run into a number of problems using a domain specific language (DSL)
> on processing DSLR files. My biggest frustration - and one I am hoping
> people can provide a work-around or guidance on - is that often the Eclipse
> plug-in does not allow the
Trying to bind a variable on the left hand side is a specific example that
causes no error to be reported but no DRL to be generated. I can do the
binding if I have one re-writing statement per possibility,
i.e.,
There is a first object = object_1 : Car()
but not if I generalize it:
There is
I have run into a number of problems using a domain specific language (DSL)
on processing DSLR files. My biggest frustration - and one I am hoping
people can provide a work-around or guidance on - is that often the Eclipse
plug-in does not allow the DRL pane, showing the DRL file, to be clicked on
