Re: Hash table and SWI-Prolog
- From: Jan Wielemaker <jan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Apr 2005 12:58:52 GMT
On 2005-04-16, dpatte3@xxxxxxxxxxx <dpatte3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In an earlier reply, Jan from SWI had mentioned a hash table. I can't
> find any documentation on this in SWI-Prolog. Can someone help or do I
I do not know in which context. Hash-tables are used internally for
indexing predicates with many clauses (and many other things). It is
just a datastructure, so you can make one in Prolog if you want. Library
assoc.pl contains associations using binary trees, often a good choice
for Prolog.
> have to code my own. And does anyone know about the rdf parser, I want
> to mimic it for another ontology format. Does the rdf library use the
> same hash table.
No idea what you are after. The source is open though.
Success --- Jan
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