Re: :- at the beginning of the lines in the consulted file.

Cesar Rabak wrote:
newser.bbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx escreveu:

In the Forth and Lisp , if a file is loaded( ie consulted in prolog),
the lines in the loaded file will be execute without commands
keyed-in in the toplevel. In prolog , if the prgrammer wants to
make the same effect , :- at the beginning of the lines is
necessary .

This message is an inconvenience for everybody:

Cesar is right.
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