No I only did agenda groups. Key part to the "port" is to share code, so we still have examples for agenda-groups, don't want to loose those. Probalby create a factory of some sort to abstract away the parts in conway that do any rule stuff, so a switch can specify whether the factory is ruleflowgroup or agenda groups.

Mark
Michael Neale wrote:
Hi Michael.

I think Mark was working on a "stateful" conways example (the old was stateless) - I wasn't sure if he got to using ruleflow (just check first).

Ruleflow is probably very useful to most people who would have used agenda-groups - agenda-groups are a stack, which is not intuitive to most people, but ruleflows are more imperative, so examples showing that are appreciated. I would almost go as far as to say that *most* of the time when you want control, you want ruleflow (you will know if you want agenda). Correct me if I am wrong, ruleflow is new to me !

Michael.

On 5/16/07, *Anstis, Michael (M.)* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    Just to let you know I am updating the example to use ruleflow (it
    looks like one or more rules are wrong too as the "glider" doesn't
    glide, so I'll have a look at these also).

    Doesn't look particularly taxing so should have it done very soon
    - provided the wife doesn't complain that she's not seeing much of
    me in the evenings ;-)

    With kind regards,

    Mike


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