Is there a way in Jess to perform the equivalent of
the Lisp (let...) command?
Here is what I want to do. I am doing some integration work
between Jess and Prot�g� and I want to construct some expression
that then gets evaluated by the Jess engine. Part of this expression
will require the declaration of variables. However, I want these variables
to have local scope not dynamic scope.
Also, declaring a function is not too useful for the expression is build
at run-time. So, I would be looking to do the equivalent Lisp-ish thing:
Lisp> (let ((?y 0) (?z 0)) (then some stuff))
Thanks in advance!!
Buddy Kresge
Essential Logic, Inc.
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Glastonbury, CT 06033
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