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16.20. Tips for Working Within Cells
- Multiple package names within the same cell must be comma-separated.
- Pairs of type and variable names must be comma-separated.
- Functions must be written as they appear in a DRL file. This should appear in the same column as the "RuleSet" keyword. It can be above, between or below all the rule rows.
- You can use Import, Variables, Functions and Queries repeatedly instead of packing several definitions into a single cell.
- Trailing insertion markers can be omitted.
- You can provide the definition of a binding variable.
- Anything can be placed in the object type row. Apart from the definition of a binding variable, it could also be an additional pattern that is to be inserted literally.
- The cell below the ACTION header can be left blank. Using this style, anything can be placed in the consequence, not just a single method call. (The same technique is applicable within a CONDITION column.)
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