[rules-users] Using "matches" in Guided Rule Editor (BRL)

[Andrea H.]

I am using org.drools.eclipse_4.0.7.


dave sinclair wrote:
> 
> What version of Drools are u using?
> 
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 12:49 PM, Andrea H.
> <Andrea.Hackmann at t-systems.com>wrote:
> 
>>
>> Dear all,
>> I have a problem when using the operator "matches" in the Guided Rule
>> Editor.
>> I can use the operator from the drop down list, but when saving the rule,
>> the tabs "BRL Source" and "Generated DRL" show me that the operator has
>> not
>> been used at all. Instead, the "operator" tag is left out completely in
>> the
>> BRL source.
>> If I choose a different operator, e.g. "is equal to", save, and switch
>> back
>> to "matches" (and save again), than the BRL source still shows the
>> operator
>> "==".
>> If I however edit the BRL source itself to contain "matches", the rule
>> works
>> fine in my application.
>> Strange enough, if I use "and matches" in a multi-part-condition on one
>> attribute, there does not seem to be this problem (the BRL says
>> "&amp;&amp;
>> matches"). It seems to be only a problem if the "matches" operator comes
>> in
>> the first assertion line for an attribute.
>> I would be really grateful if anyone had an idea on this behaviour, since
>> I
>> seem to be quite lost!
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Andrea
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