Good to hear - YES, I want to use Edson's first example where he uses
List.contains() - his example, however, used just ONE list object and I need
to declare and refer to MULTIPLE list objects asserted into working memory.
COuld you show syntax for multiple list object definitions?
THanks in advance,
james
Anstis, Michael (M.) wrote:
Edson's example you refer to used a List.contains() within a "return
value operator" (example 3.13 in the 3.0.5 docs):-
[Edson's example]
rule "retrieving the list"
when
Customer( $custCode : customer_code )
then
List codes = lookupDAO.getLookup( $custCode );
assert( codes );
end
rule "doing something"
when
Customer( $custCode : customer_code )
<-- Bound column
$list : List()
<-- Bound column (to a List() fact which must implement List)
SHIPMENT_MOVE(
customer_code == $custCode,
<-- Field constraint
$sc : ship_code,
<-- Bound column
$dc : deliver_code,
<-- Bound column
$pc : port_code,
<-- Bound column
( $list.containts($sc) || $list.containts($dc) ||
$list.containts($pc) ) <-- Return value operator
)
then
// do something
End
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