On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 3:03 PM, samd
<sdoyle_2@yahoo.com> wrote:
samd wrote:
>
> How do I evaluate null conditions in the following case for example?
>
> seller: ( seller.cheese != null && seller.active == true )
> cheese: ( cheese.type == "chedder" ) from seller.cheese
>
> In the above example seller.cheese is null but seller is used in the
> second part of the rule since we can't evaluate facts for null for some
> reason how do you check for a null condition.
>
>
should be cheese: ( type == "chedder" ) from seller.cheese
anyways I tried doing this
(
seller: ( seller.cheese != null && seller.active == true )
cheese: ( cheese.type == "chedder" ) from seller.cheese
)
or
(
seller: ( seller.cheese = null && seller.active == true )
)
Which throws an error
I just need the correct syntax I guess heh
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