Hi,
I'm trying to get some deeper insight in the code of sempre.
For the moment, I'm looking at the simple Java logical forms
and their execution by the class JavaExecutor-
The class CallFormula features the method "forEach". I can't see
its exact purpose. Intuitively, I think it manages the recursive
decomposition of a more complex CallFormula, and I guess the
Boolean returned by func says if the base case of the recursion is
reached. But again, I don't get exactly how. Also it seems that this foreach
method is not even used in the JavaExecutor's methods execute and
processFormula, that apparently are responsible for the execution. Can someone help me to understand the logic behind all this please? Thanks!
Hi, I'm trying to get some deeper insight in the code of sempre. For the moment, I'm looking at the simple Java logical forms and their execution by the class JavaExecutor- The class CallFormula features the method "forEach". I can't see its exact purpose. Intuitively, I think it manages the recursive decomposition of a more complex CallFormula, and I guess the Boolean returned by func says if the base case of the recursion is reached. But again, I don't get exactly how. Also it seems that this foreach method is not even used in the JavaExecutor's methods execute and processFormula, that apparently are responsible for the execution. Can someone help me to understand the logic behind all this please? Thanks!