What is the difference between a!apply and a!applycomponents? According to

JEAN PIERRE over 10 years ago

What is the difference between a!apply and a!applycomponents?
According to the documentation:
"...Calls a rule or function for each item in a list and supports the preservation of the local state on SAIL interfaces..."
What does it mean to Support the preservation of the local state?...

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0 JEAN PIERRE over 10 years ago

Heloooooo!
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0 janakik over 9 years ago

Did you get the difference between these two funcitons?
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0 Tom Ryan
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over 9 years ago

To clarify, apply() cannot be used with rules or functions that store local data, including rules using load() and certain SAIL components. That is, the state of a SAIL component which stores local data can be preserved with a!applyComponents(), however in these cases, apply() will return an error. In summary, use a!applyComponents() any time you're iterating over a list of components or iterating over a rule that has a load() within it, otherwise use a!apply().
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