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Implement no-loop rule attribute #163

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These changes allow for the no-loop rule attribute. This is based upon the attribute of the same name in Drools.

The work involves enhancement request, #141 .
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Can you please remove this file

# The first commit's message is:

Implement no-loop rule attribute

Fixes issue with using grave marks for dsl strings in test file: noloop.test.js

Implements extends functionality in the dsl

These files address noolsjs#162 , the extends keyword, which allows you to
reference other types in either external or other defines as a base
type.

Revert "Implements extends functionality in the dsl"

This reverts commit 1259c3d.

removed gitattributs/gitignore from branch

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Fixes issue with using grave marks for dsl strings in test file: noloop.test.js
@markbjerke markbjerke force-pushed the Enhancement,-Rule-Attribute-no-loop branch from cf1e29b to a2429b3 Compare January 26, 2016 00:42
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I'm closing these in order to factor out changes in the code that support feature from the feature itself.

@markbjerke markbjerke closed this Jan 29, 2016
@markbjerke markbjerke deleted the Enhancement,-Rule-Attribute-no-loop branch February 2, 2016 20:32
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