Re: [eclipse-users] Newbie: listing command

Philippe de Rochambeau wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there an equivalent to the 'listing' command in Eclipse?
>
> I would like to list the facts and rules which I just compiled from  
> source code, if that's possible.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Philippe
>
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The listing/0 predicate exists in ECLiPSe (you can actually check if a 
predicate is `built-in' by the help/1 predicate:

[eclipse 4]: help listing.

)

Currently, listing/0 will only show dynamic predicates (essentially 
predicates that are not `compiled' in the normal way, and which you can 
add or remove clauses dynamically), which you should declare with a 
dynamic/1 directive.

Normally you don't want to declare your predicates as dynamic unless you 
want to modify them. In this case, they would not be shown by listing/0. 
However, you can see the source code for your predicate using the 
predicate browser tool in tkeclipse: by selecting the predicate you are 
interested in and clicking the `Show source' button.  [this assumes your 
predicate definitions are contiguous]
 

Cheers,

Kish