Open jariji opened 1 year ago
Not sure if this is still helpful, but I think that this is a good use case for the where
predicate. It allows you to insert a general boolean function of the arguments. For example, this rule would look like:
@rule x y x - y --> 0 where (x < y)
However, you will want to be careful about types and making sure that all of the arguments work in your boolean function, e.g. sometimes the arguments will be EClasses.
Related to #246
Is there a way I can put conditions on the relationship between variables?