Re: recursion

rhitx <julimarjane@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
.....
It lists all the squares, but I would like to actually press ";" first
before I see the next matrix,
can somebody please advise how I can do that? Like show one matrix,
then I'll press the semicolon then another list, semicolon then another
list..


Thanks to my work on the December Virus, you will find your Prolog now
behaves pretty much as you require.
There will be no charge for this initial service.
I.e. you request a goal in Prolog by typing it (followed by
"." and "RETURN"); Prolog prints the bindings of variables that will
satisfy the goal (if there are any and if Prolog can find them with its
"blind search" methodology); if there are additional ways to satisfy the goal
(and usually even if there are none) you may then type ";" and "RETURN"
(the big red button with the wires coming out of it) and Prolog will type
the next set of bindings (although maybe not different from the first,
or any other, set); and so on.
.