Package org.drools.core.reteoo

Examples of org.drools.core.reteoo.FromNode.assertLeftTuple()

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        final FactHandle person1Handle = workingMemory.insert( person1 );
        final LeftTuple tuple1 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person1Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple1,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        // nothing should be asserted, as cheese1 is cheddar and we are filtering on stilton
        assertEquals( 0,
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        final FactHandle person2Handle = workingMemory.insert( person2 );
        final LeftTuple tuple2 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person2Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple2,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        final List asserted = sink.getAsserted();
        assertEquals( 1,
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        final FactHandle person3Handle = workingMemory.insert( person3 );
        final LeftTuple tuple3 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person3Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple3,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        assertEquals( 3,
                      asserted.size() );
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                                           30 );
        final FactHandle person1Handle = workingMemory.insert( person1 );
        final LeftTuple tuple1 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person1Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple1,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        // nothing should be asserted, as cheese1 is cheddar and we are filtering on stilton
        assertEquals( 0,
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        final FactHandle person2Handle = workingMemory.insert( person2 );
        final LeftTuple tuple2 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person2Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple2,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        final List asserted = sink.getAsserted();
        assertEquals( 1,
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        final FactHandle person3Handle = workingMemory.insert( person3 );
        final LeftTuple tuple3 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person3Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple3,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        assertEquals( 3,
                      asserted.size() );
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        final FactHandle person1Handle = workingMemory.insert( person1 );
        final LeftTuple tuple = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person1Handle,
                                                   from,
                                                   true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        assertEquals( 2,
                      asserted.size() );
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        final FactHandle handle = workingMemory.insert( "xxx" );
        final LeftTuple tuple1 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple1,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );
       
        List asserted = sink.getAsserted();
        int countHuman = 0;
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                                           30 );
        final FactHandle person1Handle = workingMemory.insert( person1 );
        final LeftTuple tuple1 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person1Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple1,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        // nothing should be asserted, as cheese1 is cheddar and we are filtering on stilton
        assertEquals( 0,
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                                           30 );
        final FactHandle person2Handle = workingMemory.insert( person2 );
        final LeftTuple tuple2 = new LeftTupleImpl( (DefaultFactHandle) person2Handle,
                                                    from,
                                                    true );
        from.assertLeftTuple( tuple2,
                              context,
                              workingMemory );

        final List asserted = sink.getAsserted();
        assertEquals( 1,
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