The Jess I/O functions like open, read, and readline are based on the
like-named functions in CLIPS, and like those functions, they aren't
very flexible. They are best for reading in Jess language code or for
simple words and numbers.
For general I/O, it's much easier to use Java I/O classes. You can
do this from Jess using reflection perfectly well. You could use
StreamTokenizer, for example.
I think Michael Johnson wrote:
> I am trying to import classes and instances from a Protege ontology.
> Classes are saved in a file called cs6804.ponts and instances are saved in a
> file called cs6804.pins. I am trying to use the JESS I/O functions and to
> complete the program entirely in JESS. Does anyone have sample code they
> can send me?
>
> Sincerely,
> Mike Johnson
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