Quoting Jack Kerkhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Mark,
>
> This looks like a very interesting and useful utility you've put
> together here.
>
> I could certainly use this output to do some introspection of my own
> rulebase.
>
> Problem is, I haven't looked at lisp code for over a decade, and can
> barely follow it.
>
> Three things might get me started, though:
>
> 1) How do I envoke this? (process-jess-clp-file ?)
> Can it be run with multiple .clp files (if not, I could just merge
> them).
There's a simple example at the beginning of the file:
(index-clp-file "c:\\Projects\\Knots\\java\\knot-perimeter.clp")
INDEX-CLP-FILE is a simple function
(defun index-clp-file (file)
(let ((jess-info (process-jess-clp-file file)))
(html-write jess-info
(make-pathname :type "html" :defaults file))))
PROCESS-JESS-CLP-FILE returns a JESS-INFO object. This is where all
of the information is collected. To process more files, this
JESS-INFO object can be passed as a second argument to subsequent
calls to PROCESS-JESS-CLP-FILE. Once all files are processed,
call HTML-WRITE on the JESS-INFO object to generate the output file.
Note that if you have a clp file the uses JESS's "batch" operator
to load other clp files, the utility will notice and process those
files as well.
> 2) Have you tried running this under emacs (the only lisp environment I
> have at my
> disposal)
Alas, this utility uses the CommonLisp object system, which I believe
is not supported by Emacs Lisp.
> 3) Any other pointers welcome!
None off the top of my head, but feel free to ask more questions
and let me know how it works out for you.
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