Re: [eclipse-clp-users] Eclipse Prolog - Java

Rafael Oliveira wrote:

> how do I trace my programs (Prolog or CHR) using the Java Interface? (call,
> redo, etc) some documentation about it?
> 

My first recommendation is that you should try and run your ECLiPSe code 
independently of Java first.

If you cannot avoid using Java, then you can use the remote tktools, 
which provides the same set of tools as that provided by TkECLiPSe, for 
your development. See the reference manual documentation for 
lib(remote_tools) and attach_tools/3 (you can use help/1 to get these 
documentation from within ECLiPSe).

You need to add attach_tools/3 to your code, probably when you start 
your program, to attach the remote tools to your ECLiPSe process (you 
also need to start the remote tools as well). You also need to transfer 
control to the remote tools with the predicate tools/0 at some point, to 
allow you to set up spy points or start the tracer, so that you can 
trace the execution of ECLiPSe calls.

Cheers,

Kish

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