CLIPS 6.4 User’s Guide

CLIPS User s Guide by Joseph C. Giarratano, Readme 3 ..Just the Facts 6 ..Following the Rules 24 ..Adding Details 33 ..Variable Interests 40 ..Doing It Up In Style 53 ..Being Functional 63 ..How to Be in Control 74 ..Matters of Inheritance 82 ..Meaningful Messages 98 ..Fascinating Facets 111 ..Handling Handlers 118 ..Questions and Answers 147 ..Support Information of ContentsReadme The first step on the road to wisdom is the admission of ignorance. The second step is realizing that you don t have to blab it to the section was formerly called the Preface, but since nobody read it, I renamed it to a more conventional title that computers users are conditioned to obey. Another suggestion was to call this the Don t Readme section, but since people today believe everything they read, I was afraid they really wouldn t read purpose of a Preface, oops, excuse me, a Readme, is to provide metaknowledge about the knowledge contained in a book.

Reference Manual as you cover each chapter in the CLIPS User’s Guide. Like any other programming language, you will only learn programming in CLIPS by writing programs in it. To really learn expert system programming, you should pick a problem of interest and write it in CLIPS. Acknowledgments

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