I think Richard Patten wrote:
>
> Hello Everybody
> I have a java class that looks like this.
...
> public EventInfo(String eventName, String[] userData) {
...
> Jess> (bind ?ht (new Event.EventInfo "DatabaseOverload" {"1" "2" "3" "4"}))
>
Where did you get this syntax from, with the curly braces? Maybe it's
from a dialog of LISP I'm not familiar with? In any event, there is no
such syntax in Jess.
>
> If I want to create and Array of String (any object for that matter) in JESS how do
>I do it.
>
The function call (create$ "1" "2" "3" "4") makes a Jess list
containing four strings; if you pass this as the second argument to
your constructor, it will be automatically converted to a String[]. In
general, Jess will convert lists to arrays, and arrays to lists, as
appropriate, guessing the type to create based on the type of the
formal parameter in Java.
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