-->?
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Date: Wed, 02 Mar 2005 00:05:12 +0100
Hi there!
Can somebody tell me what --> does in prolog?
I found this in an example like this here:
% pa(L,Rest) - Replace strings X with strings K and print K
pa --> [] .
pa --> {X/K} , X , { putl(K) , ! } , pa .
">" / ">'".
"<" / "'<".
[10] / [] .
[13] / [] .
[-1] / [].
[X] / [X].
Thanks,
Finton
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