The following little program works for me; it prints three lines.
Does this help? Can you supply one that doesn't work as you expect?
(deftemplate OrderItem (slot skuNumber))
(deffacts items (OrderItem (skuNumber AGA-1))
(OrderItem (skuNumber AGA-2))
(OrderItem (skuNumber AGA-3))
(OrderItem (skuNumber APA-1))
(OrderItem (skuNumber APA-2))
(OrderItem (skuNumber APA-3)))
(defquery AGA
(OrderItem (skuNumber ?x&/AGA-.*/)))
(reset)
(bind ?result (run-query* AGA))
(while (?result next)
(printout t (?result getString x) crlf))
On Apr 7, 2008, at 2:09 PM, David Coyle wrote:
> All:
>
> I can't seem to get the results I'm expecting when I put a regex
> match into a defquery.
>
> A rule that includes something like:
>
> (OrderItem (skuNumber /AGA-.*/) )
>
> matches fine, but the same thing in a defquery, e.g.
>
> (defquery all_g
> (OrderItem (skuNumber /AGA-.*/) )
> )
>
> never matches anything.
>
> -dave-
>
>
> David Coyle
>
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