Re: Beginners question...
- From: "Wojciech \"Spook\" Sura" <spook_no.spamming@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 08:20:43 +0100
Karl Klose wrote:
Hi! I've got a question - once I've used SWI-Prolog, but now I'm using Poplog's version. I tried to teach prolog in runtime, such as:
?- test(a).
In SWI-Prolog, you enter "user-mode" by ?- [user]. Now you can enter facts and rules. When you're done, press Ctrl+D to compile the rules and leave user-mode. Perhaps this works similar in Poplog (I could not find resources concerning Poplog, you have a link?).
Certainly, here it is: http://www.poplog.org/resources/freepoplog.html#pcwin (windows version, linux one is on that site too).
Prolog is started by:
winpop11 +prolog
from the %poplog%\pop directory.
I'll try Your solution just when I'll find some free time :)
Regards, Karl
Best regards -- Spook.
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