Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch wrote: > On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 13:42:05 +0200, Diez B. Roggisch wrote: > >> jonny wrote: >> >>> <rules> >>> <rule01> >>> <if> >>> <or> >>> <lessthan par_1="glicemyAtMorning" par_2="80"/> >>> <lessthan par_1="glicemyAtNight" par_2="80"/> >>> <and> >>> <greaterthan par_1="glicemyAtMorning" par_2="0"/> >>> <or> >>> <equalto par_1="urine" par_2="0"/> >>> <equalto par_1="urine" par_2="+/-"/> >>> <equalto par_1="urine" par_2="+"/> >>> </or> >>> </and> >>> </or> >>> </if> >>> <then> >>> <sendmessage>Something is wrong!</sendmessage> >>> </then> >>> </rule01> >>> <rule02> ... </rule02> >>> <rule03> ... </rule03> >>> </rules> >>> […] >> […] >> Just a note: the use of "par_X" as attributes is unfortunate, to say the >> least. It doesn't allow for easy argument swapping, can cause troubles >> because you delete one attribute and miss renaming the others, and in >> general it's not good design to have arbitrary numbers of parameters. > > Quite the same is true for numbers in tag names. If you (the OP) need to > number the rules better use an attribute for the numbers.
I meant of course <equalto> <param>0</param> <param>+</param> </equalto> Diez -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
