Re: GProlog by pipe ?

[Daniel Diaz]

Hi,

maybe you could look at CLPGUI: a Graphical User Interface for 
Constraint Logic Programming which is based on sockets:

http://contraintes.inria.fr/~fages/CLPGUI/

BTW: you can avoid the W32 GUI console by setting the environment 
variable LINEDIT with a string containing 'gui=no'
Ex:
   export LINEDIT='gui=no'   (cygwin+bash)
or
   SET LINEDIT='gui=no'      (dos)

in which case the execution is in text console mode.

Finally, you can type 'a' for all solutions under the top-level to 
obtain all solutions (beware to infinite nb of solutions !).

Bourdeaud'Huy Thomas wrote:
> Hi, I'm currently developping a TCL interface to synthesize Petri Nets 
> with constraint programming. The idea is to visualize the results of a 
> prolog constraint resolution. I have a problem concerning the use of 
> gprolog in this interface, because i tried to use a "pipe" openning of 
> gprolog, but it seems like some predicates don't run. In fact, I have 
> deleted the w32guicons.dll file, to obtain a console executable that i 
> could use with the pipe openning. But i don't succeed to consult any 
> file with this version of gprolog, neither in the TCL interface, nor in 
> the gprolog.exe itself. Has someone got the same problem ?
>
> Another problem is that prolog waits for the ";" to list all solutions, 
> but i would like to have all the solutions in one time, in order to keep 
> the hand in the Tcl interface. Is there a way to ask a goal to prolog 
> and to ask it to generate all solutions, a predicate to use for example 
> ? For example, prolog4 answers all solutions without asking for the user 
> to press ";"
>
> Thanks a lot !
>
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