Begin Rules

Syntax

beginRules --name(String)

Inputs

Example

The Begin Rules command begins the rule set "ruleExample", using the Exclude Rule command to exclude "ruleA". Thus, after the execution of "ruleB", "ruleA" is no longer used.

defVar --name secondValue --type Numeric --value 20
defVar --name firstValue --type Numeric --value 10
defVar --name ruleExampleA --type Rule
// Change the value from 10 to 60 of the variable "firstValue", within rule B, and exclude rule A.
executeRules --label ruleExample
beginRules --name ruleExample
   case --name "Rule A" --switches "CaseSwitchesAll" ruleExampleA=output
   	when --left "${firstValue}" --operator "Equal_To" --right 10
   	when --left "${secondValue}" --operator "Equal_To" --right 20
   then
   	setVar --name "${firstValue}" --value 15
   endCase
   case --name "Rule B" --switches "CaseSwitchesAll"
   	when --left "${firstValue}" --operator "Equal_To" --right 15
   then
   	excludeRule --rule ${ruleExampleA}
   	setVar --name "${firstValue}" --value 60
   endCase
endRules

Remarks

A rule set context starting with Begin Rules always ends in End Rules.

The commands that can be used within a rule set context are:

See Also