Re: negotiation by failure- list operations
- From: "Brian Hulley" <brianh@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 14 Jun 2005 13:37:24 -0700
In fact even with my original delete1 (ie without the extra cut), if
you press the return key in SWI prolog instead of ';' you will get the
yes:
2 ?- delete1(a,[b,c],X).
X = [b, c]
% At this point the top level waits for a response -
% pressing ';' means try again but [return] means "that's enough"
Yes
3 ?-
.
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