Is there an easy way to modify facts?

[gonzafernan]

I don't know if my question is caused by a misunderstanding of the topic. I have a list of facts that I need to be able to easily modify.

The documentation shows the modify method as follows:

>>> engine.facts
<f-0> InitialFact()
<f-1> Fact(color='red')
>>> engine.modify(engine.facts[1], color='yellow', blink=True)
<f-2>
>>> engine.facts
<f-0> InitialFact()
<f-2> Fact(color='yellow', blink=True)

But to use it you need to know the index of the fact you want to modify in the list of facts, and I don't necessarily know the order in which the facts are declared. What's more, if I make successive modifications, the disorder of the list increases.

It would be great to have a way to modify facts like:

>>> engine.modify(Fact(color='red'), color='yellow', blink=True)

Or maybe a way to search for facts like:

>>> index = engine.facts.search(Fact(color='red'))
>>> engine.modify(engine.facts[index], color='yellow', blink=True)

I really appreciate the help. If it's something that wasn't covered in the code and you think it would be great to add, I'd be happy to consider working on it. If the solution to the question is a different approach, please share it with me.