In future versions, this will be relaxed (and in fact, predicates will be much more intuitive).
Also, I added BigDecimal support for a future release, so you can use literals for big decimals/integers without thinking about it. But I can't remember if I did it in trunk or 3.0.x latest ;) (definately in trunk though).
So yes, this is slightly painful, and we are doing lots to make this much smoother/more expressive.
Michael.
On 11/1/06, Geoffrey Wiseman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/1/06, Steven Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:--I am guessing price and simpleMovingAverage are both properties of StockOffer? If so the easiest way to compare is
when
offer : StockOffer( p : price, sma : simpleMovingAverage )
eval(p >= sma)
multiple columns cannot currently be used in comparisons against each other or in predicates.
Could you use multiple columns in a predicate if one is bound to a $var? I thought I'd seen that usage, but ... I could easily be wrong. :)
- Geoffrey
Geoffrey Wiseman
