Remember that JEss (and CLIPS) are not LISP, they only look like it. A
bare list is always interpreted as a function call. If you want to
pass a list as an argument to a function, use (create$) to actually
create a "multifield" object:
(store FOO (create$ A B C))
I think Frederico de Freitas wrote:
>
>
> Hello
>
> Can anyone help me in this simple problem?
>
> How do I store lists with the 'store' command in the 'Jess side' so as they
> could be retrieved by the fetch command in the 'Java side`? When I put a list in
> a `store' command, Jess tries to evaluate it, considering the first element as
> a function name.
>
> Thanx in advance
>
> Fred Freitas
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> Phd Student - UFSC - Brasil
> Currently at University of Karlsruhe - Germany
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