Interface Directive
- All Known Implementing Classes:
BC
,BDG
,DefaultDirective
,DG
,EBDG
,FunctionRegister
,Include
,MG
,NameSpace
,OMC
,RC
,SGA
,SMC
There are two kinds of directives: single directive and begin/end directive.
The single directive does not have inner plans, as, for instance, the
include:
...
{ include("a.asl") }
...
begin/end directives have inner plans, as used in goal patterns:
...
{ begin ebdg(g) }
+!g : bel invalid input: '<'- action1.
+!g invalid input: '<'- action2.
{ end }
...
This pattern will change these two plans to:
+!g : g.
+!g : not (p__1(g)) invalid input: '&' bel invalid input: '<'- +p__1(g); action1; ?g.
+!g : not (p__2(g)) invalid input: '<'- +p__2(g); action2; ?g.
-!g invalid input: '<'- !g.
+g invalid input: '<'- -p__1(g); -p__2(g); .dropGoal(g,true).
Goal patterns are proposed in the paper:
Jomi Fred Hubner, Rafael H. Bordini, and Michael Wooldridge.
Programming declarative goals using plan patterns.
In Matteo
Baldoni and Ulle Endriss, editors, Proceedings of the Fourth
International Workshop on Declarative Agent Languages and
Technologies (DALT 2006), held with AAMAS 2006, 8th May, Hakodate,
Japan, pages 65-81. Springer, 2006.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
called when the directive is declaredvoid
called when the directive endsboolean
returns true if the same instance will be used by all agents/parsers in the JVMThis method is called to process the directive.
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Method Details
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begin
called when the directive is declared -
process
This method is called to process the directive.- Parameters:
directive
- the directive as defined in the source (e.g. "include("bla.asl")")outerContent
- the representation of the agent where the directive is being processed (the method should not change this agent state)innerContent
- the content (plans, beliefs, ...) inside the begin/end directive (as in goal patterns)- Returns:
- the agent (plans, bels, ...) with the result of the directive.
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end
called when the directive ends -
isSingleton
boolean isSingleton()returns true if the same instance will be used by all agents/parsers in the JVM
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