I agree that I jumped in on an effort to define a requirement in terms of a
solution ... however, people generally understand else and otherwise, so
there is some justification in saying you want something to work like them.
I don't care what the underlying mechanism is, but as it stands now we have
to write a rule "When (condition-A)" and then another rule "When not
(condition-A)" ... and I think that makes the rules more difficult to
understand and to maintain.
Thanks
Ron
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