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CLIPS loads and runs a program from a file

I am using CLIPS ( http://clipsrules.sourceforge.net/ ) for a university project, but I cannot run the program directly from files, in which case I don’t want to use the hint to insert FACTS and RULES.

I'm doing it right now.

  • I open CLIPS ... CLIPS> appears on the command line
  • Download the file (download the "FILE_PATH")
  • All FACTS, Rules and defFacts have been inserted
  • Enter (run) to run the program and apply the rules.
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Place the commands you want to execute in the file. For example, the content of run.bat looks like this:

(load file1.clp)
(load file2.clp)
(reset)
(run)

If you are using the command line version, you can execute the contents of the batch file using one of the following two commands:



clips -f run.bat
clips -f2 run.bat

Using the -f option will echo the command on the command line. Using the -f2 option will execute commands without repeating commands on the command line.

Alternatively, you can also embed CLIPS in your C program as described in the Advanced Programming Guide, http://clipsrules.sourceforge.net/OnlineDocs.html .

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