I think that there is a documentation error in the README file. It makes
reference to a findFunction() method that is not part of the Rete interface.
>From the manual:
6.5 Obtaining References to Userfunction Objects
Occasionally it is useful to be able to obtain a reference to an installed
Userfunction object. The method Userfunction Rete.findFunction(String name)
lets you do this easily. It returns the Userfunction object registered under
the given name, or null if there is none. This is most useful when you write
Userfunctions which themselves maintain state of some kind, and you need
access to that state.
>From somewhere else in the manual:
Version 4.1b4:
addUserfunction, addDeffunction, etc collapsed into one
addUserunction routine in Rete class; same with 'findUserfunction'.
RU.getAtom() and RU.putAtom are gone! Userfunction.name() now returns
String.
(NOTE: misspelling of addUserunction is in the original.)
Am I correct or is there another 'grand unifying' method that I can use to
find a function (whether it is a Deffunction, UserFunction, etc...)?
TIA
Alan Moore mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Intel Corporation http://www.smart-tv.com
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