If I understand you correctly, the assertion order matters here;
i.e., your "fact 1" is the first one asserted, and "fact 2" is the
second. The order in which facts are asserted is normally not a
concern, but Jess does track it, and you can make a rule conditional
on it; you might do something like this. Let's call the object type
"O" and the slot "S":
(defrule rule-1
?o1 <- (O (S ?s1))
?o2 <- (O (S ?s2))
(test (and (> ?o2 ?o1) (> ?s1 ?s2)))
=> ...
Comparing ?o1 and ?o2 here assures that the object with the higher
fact index (i.e., the one that was asserted later) is the one with
the lower value in S.
On Oct 1, 2007, at 11:01 PM, ameng wrote:
Hello,
From java program, I added a couple of shadow facts of same object
type into
working memory in particular order. When defining a rule, how I can
do thing
like:
value of slot 1 in fact1 > value of slot 1 in fact 2
=>
doing something
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