Re: JESS: New to JESS

2005-10-11 Thread ejfried
In the first screenshot, I see an editor window named awtdraw.clp, but I don't see a file by this name in the navigator view; my guess, then, is that you've used the Eclipse File | Open... menu to try to open a file not in your workspace. This doesn't work. You can only edit .clp files that are

Re: JESS: New to JESS

2005-10-11 Thread nikita berdikov
So, please, tell me, how can i make this file part of the project? Thanks --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In the first screenshot, I see an editor window named awtdraw.clp, but I don't see a file by this name in the navigator view; my guess, then, is that you've used the Eclipse File |

Re: JESS: New to JESS

2005-10-10 Thread ejfried
I think nikita berdikov wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] Hello, I'm new to Eclipse and JESS, so can anyone tell me how to start working with JESS in Eclipse 3.1. What variables should i set? I did everything that is written in Using the JessDE, but something is

Re: JESS: New to JESS

2005-10-10 Thread Matthew Hutchinson
Hi, having just started using Eclipse myself, I would suggest: - making sure you unzipped all the correct plugins into the correct directory - make sure you create a new *java* project in eclipse, not any other type cheers, Matt On 10/10/05, nikita berdikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello,

RE: JESS: new to jess

2004-08-03 Thread Jason Morris
I think that Camillo wrote: How I use eq to compare generic objects? Well, first off a bit of listserv etiquette... let's not do an end-run around Ernest here. So if you have a question personally for me, then send it to me at my address below. But every day that Ernest has to answer FAQs is

Re: JESS: new to jess

2004-08-03 Thread ejfried
I think James Owen wrote: One other thing, something that most old timers even forget. :-) If you re-write equals for a class that already exists or one that you inherit then you have to re-write the hash map table. Of course what jco means is that if you override equals(), you should

RE: JESS: new to jess

2004-08-03 Thread Jason Morris
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: JESS: new to jess I think James Owen wrote: One other thing, something that most old timers even forget. :-) If you re-write equals for a class that already exists or one that you inherit then you have to re-write the hash map table. Of course what jco

Re: JESS: new to jess

2004-08-03 Thread James Owen
Thanks. I probably shouldn't be allowed to play with computers right now. Not even email. I pulled my back out again and I'm taking muscle relaxers and mild pain killers (ala Rush L.) and I hope I'm not "hooked" by the time that I get well. :-) Anyway, thanks for the correction and that really

Re: JESS: new to jess

2004-08-03 Thread Dusan Sormaz
Can we get the full reference for this book. Thanks, Dusan Sormaz At 01:40 PM 8/3/2004, you wrote: One other thing, something that most old timers even forget. :-) If you re-write equals for a class that already exists or one that you inherit then you have to re-write the hash map table. There