Bound variables as method arguments

[Dex]

Greetings,

I'm trying without success to use bound variables as method arguments
called within the Ruleby's 'f' method like this:

rule [ Foo, :foo, { m.value => :y } ], [ Bar, :bar, { m.value
=> :z } ], [ Calculator, :calc, f([ b(:m), b(:y) ], c { |x, y, z|
x.calculate(y, z) > 0 }) ] do |r|
...
end

Is this not possible at all? Am I missing something here? Is there
another approach to use externally provided data as method arguments
at the left hand side of the rule?

Thanks for your time.
MG

[Joe Kutner]

Sorry for the delay responding to this.

At this time the function conditions don't support bound variables. So what you are trying is not possible. There's no reason they can't support bindings - it just hasn't been implemented yet. I'll move it up on the list of things to do :)

Thanks,

Joe

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[Dex]

Thanks for the info.

Cheers
MG