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> Personally - I would rather get an error when I make a mistake (e.g. do not
> write the DSL correctly) than get get an error for writing perfectly valid
> code.
[Swindells, Thomas] But it isn't valid DSL code. DSL is normally written by
business users who don't know anything about DRL, this is
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option I indicated in that other thread.
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I am just trying to learn DSL and have immediately run into issues.
I have a simple DSL in the file named XEasyApp.dsl :
*[condition][]{value} is an invalid Boolean={value} not
in("T","t","1","F","f","0")*
and then a simple DSLR in the file named Test.dslr:
*package com.onfs.easyapp.rules
