Hi Bob,
It works this way just because that's how the CLIPS command-line
interface works, and CLIPS compatibility used to be a big driver for
Jess.
I think Bob Johnson wrote:
>
>
> I am wondering why Console.class only evaluates one s-expression per
>
> invocation. More precisely, why does Jesp.parse() seem to only process
> one
> s expression given the "while (!val.equals(Funcall.EOF))" control
> structure?
>
> Example:
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Jess, the Java Expert System Shell
> Copyright (C) 1998 E.J. Friedman Hill and the Sandia Corporation
> Jess Version 5.0b2 11/8/99
>
> Jess> (assert (one 1)) (assert (two 2))
> <Fact-0>
> Jess> (facts)
> f-0 (one 1)
> For a total of 1 facts.
> Jess>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Regards,
>
> Bob
>
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