In Jess, you can ask the active Rete instance (available in Jess from
the "(engine)" function) to iterate over all the facts, then filter
the result, perhaps using the jess.FilteringIterator class. For
definstances, you can use Rete.listObjects(), which can take a
jess.Filter as an argument. So there are a number of different ways
to do these things.
On Dec 27, 2006, at 4:09 PM, rim wrote:
Hi
I would like to know the equivalent in jess of the following clips
statements
do-for-fact
do-for-all-facts
any-factp
I would like to iterate on facts and modify some of their slots
cheers
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