Package org.drools.workbench.models.guided.dtable.shared.model

Examples of org.drools.workbench.models.guided.dtable.shared.model.AnalysisCol52

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        p2.getChildColumns().add( col4 );
        allColumns.add( col4 );

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        List<DTCellValue52> rowData = DataUtilities.makeDataRowList( row );
        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                 rowData );
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        RuleModel rm = new RuleModel();

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider0 = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                  rowDTModel0 );

        p.doConditions( allColumns,
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        RuleModel rm = new RuleModel();

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider0 = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                  rowDTModel0 );

        p.doConditions( allColumns,
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        RuleModel rm = new RuleModel();

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider0 = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                  rowDTModel0 );

        p.doConditions( allColumns,
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        RuleModel rm = new RuleModel();

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider0 = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                  rowDTModel0 );

        p.doConditions( allColumns,
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        RuleModel rm = new RuleModel();

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        List<DTCellValue52> rowData = DataUtilities.makeDataRowList( row );
        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                 rowData );
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        p1.getChildColumns().add( col3 );
        allColumns.add( col3 );

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        List<DTCellValue52> rowData = DataUtilities.makeDataRowList( row );
        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                 rowData );
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        RuleModel rm = new RuleModel();

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        List<DTCellValue52> rowData = DataUtilities.makeDataRowList( row );
        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                 rowData );
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        p1.getChildColumns().add( col3 );
        allColumns.add( col3 );

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        List<DTCellValue52> rowData = DataUtilities.makeDataRowList( row );
        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                 rowData );
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        p2.getChildColumns().add( col4 );
        allColumns.add( col4 );

        //When using a TemplateDataProvider the assumption is that we
        //have a "complete" decision table including AnalysisCol52
        allColumns.add( new AnalysisCol52() );

        List<DTCellValue52> rowData = DataUtilities.makeDataRowList( row );
        TemplateDataProvider rowDataProvider = new GuidedDTTemplateDataProvider( allColumns,
                                                                                 rowData );
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