Hi All,
I would just like to know something about feeders. If you have a rule in which you have { } brackets on the left hand side of the "=" sign how do you feed the rule? Do you have to feed every element within the { } bracket on it's own?
Ex. [{'A','B','C'}] = ['D'] * ['E'];
Thank you!
Feeders, the make me crazy!!
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Re: Feeders, the make me crazy!!
Hello,
Yes, you have to write:
['D']=>['A'],['B'],['C']; or
['E']=>['A'],['B'],['C'];
depending on the business logic of your model.
You can also create a C element from 'A'+'B'+'C' eg.'ABC' and send the feeder to that element instead of the individual elements.
['D']=>['ABC']; or
['E']=>['ABC'];
Regards,
Peter
Yes, you have to write:
['D']=>['A'],['B'],['C']; or
['E']=>['A'],['B'],['C'];
depending on the business logic of your model.
You can also create a C element from 'A'+'B'+'C' eg.'ABC' and send the feeder to that element instead of the individual elements.
['D']=>['ABC']; or
['E']=>['ABC'];
Regards,
Peter
Best Regards,
Peter
Peter