Not certain what's up with all the messages and recalls, but...
The attachableNodes is a set of all nodes that still need to be
attached to the RETE network. Basic premise is to iterate over
the attachableNodes set until it's empty, which indicates that
all nodes have been attached into the actual network, and thus
are reachable from the root.
All in all, we're constructing a tree. When a new rule is defined,
it's converted into a set of nodes, which then must be grafted onto
the tree.
attachableNodes is simply that set of nodes that still need attaching
to the original tree.
-bob
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Maheedhar (STP) wrote:
> Hi there
>
> In the Builder Class, the methods
>
> 'attachAssignmentConditions' and 'attachFilterConditions'
>
> replace some of the existing Attachable Nodes(TupleSources). During the
> process the TupleSink of the node being replaced is set as the node that is
> replacing it. My problem is what is the use of setting the TupleSink for a
> node when is removed from the set of AttachableNodes. Also, when a node is
> removed how does a ReteTuple reaches it for getting propagated.
>
> please respond.
>
> Thank you,
>
> ----Maheedhar Vishwanathula
>
>
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