Thanks for the gentle reply. My initial reply was made without having read
your latest example. The "experimental" syntax was what had me getting
anxious, as I already have to fend off the Java developers that want to
"just write the rules in Java" (i.e. they don't want to have to think in a
non-procedural manner).
As for the eval() of old, I thought that it was a discouraged practice to
use it; precisely because it was considered to be non-normative in its
approach. Again, it may have just been my interpretation of the
documentation that was out-of-line with the mainstream thinking here.
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