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Corticon Rule Language

Language operators

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Table of Contents
  • Introduction to Corticon Rule Language
    • Rule structure
    • Basic data types
    • Truth values
    • Collection operators
    • Language operators
    • Vocabulary used in this Language Guide
  • How to access rule operators
  • Usage restrictions
  • Rule operators
    • Attribute operators
      • Boolean
      • Date
      • DateTime
      • Decimal
      • Integer
      • String
      • Time
    • Entity and Association operators
      • Entity
      • Collection
      • Sequence
    • General terms
  • Rule operator details and examples
    • Absolute value
    • Add numbers
    • Add strings
    • Add days
    • Add hours
    • Add minutes
    • Add months
    • Add seconds
    • Add years
    • Associate elements
    • At
    • Average
    • CellValue
    • Character at
    • Clone
    • Concatenate
    • Contains
    • Day
    • Day of week
    • Day of year
    • Days between
    • Decrement
    • Disassociate elements
    • Divide
    • Div
    • Ends with
    • Equals ignoring case
    • Equals when used as an assignment
    • Equals when used as a comparison
    • Equals when using Strings
    • Exists
    • Exponent
    • False
    • First
    • First NUMBER
    • Floor
    • For all
    • Get Milliseconds
    • Greater than
    • Greater than or equal to
    • Hour
    • Hours between
    • In LIST
    • In RANGE
    • Increment
    • Index of
    • Is integer
    • Is empty
    • Iterate
    • Last
    • Last NUMBER
    • Less than
    • Less than or equal to
    • Logarithm BASE 10
    • Logarithm BASE X
    • Lowercase
    • Matches
    • Maximum value
    • Maximum value COLLECTION
    • Minimum value
    • Minimum value COLLECTION
    • Minute
    • Minutes between
    • Mod
    • Month
    • Months between
    • Multiply
    • Natural logarithm
    • New
    • New unique
    • Not
    • Not empty
    • Not equal to
    • Now
    • Null
    • Other
    • Or
    • Random
    • Regular expression to replace String
    • Remove element
    • Replace elements
    • Replace String
    • Round
    • Second
    • Seconds between
    • Size of collection
    • Size of string
    • Sorted by
    • Sorted by descending
    • Starts with
    • SubSequence
    • Substring
    • Subtract
    • Sum
    • Today
    • To date Casting a dateTime to a date
    • To dateTime Casting a date to a dateTime
    • To dateTime Casting a string to a dateTime
    • To dateTime Casting a time to a dateTime
    • To dateTime Timezone offset
    • To decimal
    • To integer
    • To string
    • To time Casting a dateTime to a time
    • Trend
    • Trim spaces
    • True
    • Uppercase
    • Week of month
    • Week of year
    • Year
    • Years between
  • Standard Boolean constructions
    • Boolean AND
    • Boolean NAND
    • Boolean OR
    • Boolean XOR
    • Boolean NOR
    • Boolean XNOR
  • Character precedence in Unicode and Java Collator
  • Precedence of rule operators
  • Formats for Date Time and DateTime properties
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Language operators

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  • Last Updated: March 24, 2022
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    • Corticon
    • Version 6.3
    • Documentation

The Corticon Rule Language operators can be grouped into various classifications as shown in Categories of rule operators. Each operator is subsequently described in detail in the Rule operator details and examples section of this document. That section includes a detailed description of the operator, its syntax, usage restrictions, and an example in a Corticon Rulesheet and Ruletest.

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