ECLiPSe structures

From: -- Thomas vO -- (vanouden_at_cf.pageweb)
Date: 01/07/04 

Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2004 10:34:07 +0100

hello everybody,
i'm trying to declare a structure in eclipse as in the documentation :

/A structure is declared by specifying a template like this
:- local struct( book(author, title, year, publisher) )./

but within' the compilation, it produces this error :

/ file test.ecl, line 7: syntax error: bracket necessary
| :- local( struct( car(class, power, color, roof) ) ).
| ^ here/

and the same if i remove the first brackets ... does anybody have an
idea of my error ?
thanks,

regards, 

-- 
Thomas vO -- Thomas van Oudenhove
http://www.enstimac.fr/~vanouden/

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