Re: How to return clause in findall/3
From: Pere Montolio (tmp123_at_menta.net)
Date: 08/14/04
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Date: 14 Aug 2004 01:34:06 -0700
> Nor the older de-facto standards nor the ISO standard pose any limit on
> the first argument of findall/3. You can even do
>
Thanks for your very complete explanation.
Please, do you know if VisualProlog has any implementation restriction
over standards?
Because me, and it seems the original author of this post, I crashed
with the
statement: findall([A,B,C],sc(A,B,C),L). with an error saying that
[A,B,C] must be a simple "variable".
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