Markus,
The engine processes the mappings in the order they are written, so you
must always write more restrictive patterns first and less restrictive
patterns second:
[condition][]Title contains not {value}=title not matches {value}
[condition][]Title contains {value}=title matches {value}
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Edson
2007/11/28, Markus Helbig <mhelbig81(a)googlemail.com>:
Hi all,
i'd like to have following DSL conditions
[condition][]Title contains {value}=title matches {value}
[condition][]Title contains not {value}=title not matches {value}
Currently (using Drools 4.0.3) it seems the parsers resolves to the
first condtion and is matching the word "not" to {value}, so i tried
[condition][]Title contains\s+{value}=title matches {value}
[condition][]Title contains\snot\s{value}=title not matches {value}
but this doesn't help, because second one again matches to the first
rule ... also it is missing one parameter ...
Any solutions?
Cheers
Markus
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