What is the reason for not allowing it?

Reasons for allowing editing at any time: 

1. I discover after the timeout period that I posted personally identifiable information.
2. I post a confusing question and through a couple comments over a span of days realize the error.  I change the original post so that future readers don't experience the confusion.
3. It's my content and I should be able to change it without a reason.

Reasons for allowing deletion of own posts:

• I post a thread asking a question and immediately realize I just had a typo.  There is absolutely no need for the post to exist.
• I post in the wrong group/community.
• It's my content and I should be able to delete it without reason*

Reasons for allowing deletion of own comments:

1. Someone asks a question and I post a comment that I later realize is stupid and embarrasing.  I could edit it, but why waste the space?
2. I post a comment on the wrong topic (it happens)
3. It's my content and I should be able to edit it without reason.

*Please note in my original post I suggested that  we could only delete posts we made that don't have any responses.  If someone else has taken the time to address my topic I have no right to delete their thoughts.

I mean the ability to delete posts and comments you made, not posts by anyone.  This is very typical from the early versions of phpBB and other forum software to modern social apps like Facebook and Twitter.

As for editing comments, we can already edit at any time, right?  Please don't restrict it to 15 minutes.

Thanks

I deleted the class and started from scratch.  Seems to be working.  Can I delete this disaster post?

Okay, here is the INT code for both:

Doesn't work:
zcanSendToState(s) public {
q ..Lookup("BlockFeed",s) }

Does work:
zmyLookup(s) public {
q ..Lookup("BlockFeed",s) }

I closed studio, reopened it, recompiled everything:

Bah, I made them IDENTICAL and one still works the other doesn't.  Checking the INT source now...

Okay I've simplified it greatly.  Here are two methods.  The first one is what's left of the original.  It DOES NOT WORK.  The second one DOES work.

ClassMethod canSendToState(s)
{
    set x = ..Lookup("BlockFeed",s)
    q x
}

ClassMethod myLookup(s)
{
    q ..Lookup("BlockFeed",s)
}
 

Why?

It extends Ens.Rule.FunctionSet and I'm doing a lookup with the same syntax in another method in the same class.  I'll keep poking it with a stick, there must be something obvious I'm missing.

Yep, 2015.1.1 

Oh well.  I think I have what I need.  Thanks.

so I set iParticipant and iFeed manually in the console then literally pasted the contents of the method to the console and it works.

Can anyone explain why? 

I haven't gotten to the point where I'm trying these from Business Rules yet, I was just worried about it saying that I "Must mark them as [final]" but not being able to chain them without removing that.

I will continue working on it and if I do get an error when I get to that point I will post it.  If I don't, I guess I'll ignore the statement above.

So set the boolean variable to 0 for false and basically anything else for true?  I'll continue using 1 and 0, thanks!

Thanks!

I figured it out, I needed to use ..Lookup(), of course.

I must be using the Lookup command wrong.

When I try this from a terminal it tells me the method does not exist.  Am I missing something?