Yes - use 'salience.'
(defrule rule-1 (declare (salience 1)) (foo) => )
(defrule rule-2 (declare (salience 2)) (foo) => )
rule-2 (the rule with the higher salience value) will always fire
before rule-1.
Note that overuse of salience is bad form, and generally will reduce
your rule-based system to a deterministic prodedural program.
I think H�kan Lindgren wrote:
>
> Hi, all!
> Is there some way to set priority on rules. For example if two rules are
> ready to be fired but i want the rules to be fired in a specific order.
> How do I do.
>
> / Hakan
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