Hi,
if you want to avoid the banner you should use --input-goal instead of
--query-goal. In this case you have to load the file manually instead of
using --consult-file.
Try :
gprolog --init-goal 'consult(my_file),my_goal,halt'
However you will obtain the message from the compiler (lines read/bytes
written,…).
If you want to avoid this message, you have to compile natively your
file using
gplc my_file.pl
You then obtain an executable called my_file. Add a :- initialization
directive in my_file.pl as follows:
:- initialization((my_goal, halt)).
the when you run
./my_file
you have the desired behavior.
Daniel
Le 25 juin 2013 à 13:31, z_axis <address@hidden> a écrit :
In my shell script, i use the following code to run the goal inputted by
user:
res=`gprolog --consult-file $BASE/money.pl --query-goal $goal,halt`
It works great. However i want to suppress the gprolog's startup banner
?
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