Offers already have a creationTimestamp, that could be used for this.
However, it's not clear to me how to write a rule that matches only the
Offer with the minimum creationTimestamp.
Something like:
rule "Match Offer"
when
$b : PartiallyCoveredBid(uncoveredSize>0, $p:price)
$o : Offer(price<$p, alreadyUsed==false, creationTimestamp<[all other
matching Offer creationTimestamps ])
then
[ add Offer $o to Bid $b]
end
is that possible?
- Andres
Wolfgang Laun-2 wrote:
If the age of Offers is so important it ought to be represented as
fact data. If it cannot be added to the Offer itself, a proxy fact
could be created, combining a counter with an Offer reference. A high
salience rule for an Offer without OfferProxy would create this.
-W
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Andres Corvetto <acorvetto(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> Thank you for your reply!
> I understand your approach, and I think it could work if Offers were
> inserted into the working memory after the Bid.
> However, to implement your approach for already inserted Offers I think I
> would need some way of forcing the matching Offer to be the oldest in
> memory, is that possible?
> The rule would be something like:
>
> rule "Match Offer"
> when
> $b : PartiallyCoveredBid(uncoveredSize>0, $p:price)
> $o : Offer(price<$p. alreadyUsed==false, [this is the
> oldest Offer in
> memory with these conditions])
> then
> [ add Offer $o to Bid $b]
> end
>
> Thanks again
> Andrés
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