On 08/11/2010 10:59, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
What precisely do you mean by "Rete DSL"?
-W
I wrote a low level testing DSL for rete networks a while back:
http://blog.athico.com/2009/11/rete-dsl-testing-harness.html
Hmm the new blog template needs some work....
You can see the tests here:
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/labs/labs/jbossrules/trunk/drools-core/src/test/resources/org/drools/reteoo/test/
The tests look a little like:
TestCase "Join Node assert/retract test case"
Setup
ObjectTypeNode:
otnLeft1, org.drools.Person;
LeftInputAdapterNode:
lian0, otnLeft1;
ObjectTypeNode:
otnRight1, org.drools.Person;
ObjectTypeNode:
otnRight2, org.drools.Person;
Binding:
p1, 0, org.drools.Person, age;
JoinNode:
join1, lian0, otnRight1;
age, !=, p1;
JoinNode:
join2, join1, otnRight2;
age, !=, p1;
Facts:
new org.drools.Person('darth', 35), new org.drools.Person('bobba', 36),
new org.drools.Person('yoda', 37), new org.drools.Person('luke', 38),
new org.drools.Person('dave', 33), new org.drools.Person('bob', 32);
Test "Assert/retract test"
/**
* check single left assertion and retraction
*/
assert:
otnLeft1, [h0];
join1:
leftMemory, [[h0]];
join2:
leftMemory, [];
retract:
otnLeft1, [h0];
/**
* check single right assertion and retraction
*/
assert:
otnRight1, [h1];
join1:
rightMemory, [h1];
join2:
leftMemory, [];
retract:
otnRight1, [h1];
/**
* check single left then right assertion
*/
assert:
otnLeft1, [h0];
otnRight1, [h1];
join1:
leftMemory, [[h0]];
rightMemory, [h1];
join2:
leftMemory, [[h0, h1]];
retract:
otnLeft1, [h0];
otnRight1, [h1];
/**
* check single right then left assertion
*/
assert:
otnRight1, [h1];
otnLeft1, [h0];
join1:
leftMemory, [[h0]];
rightMemory, [h1] ;
join2:
leftMemory, [[h0, h1]];
retract:
otnLeft1, [h0];
otnRight1, [h1];
On 8 November 2010 11:33, Leonardo Gomes
<leonardo.f.gomes@gmail.com>
wrote:
I've been using the Rete DSL a lot these days and was
thinking that it could be a good idea to provide some Eclipse
infra-structure (syntax highlighting, code completion,
validation) to it using Xtext (http://www.eclipse.org/Xtext/).
It's built on top of antlr, so maybe we could even reuse the
grammar that we already have. I know that, by default, you
should right you grammar using their simplified version.
Maybe the guys there would also be interested in providing
something to Drools. It could be a showcase for them.
Not sure if this also applies to the Eclipse DRL things that
we have.
Cheers,
Leonardo.
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