Hello, I would like some information about #\/... I execute the following predicate : test(R):-R=[A,B,C], A::[0,1], B::[2,3], C::[4,5], (A#=0 #/\ B#=2 #/\ C#=4)#\/(A#=1 #/\ B#=3 #/\ C#=5), labeling(V). It gives no result : why ? When I trace, I can see : 0#=0 #/\ 2#=2 #/\ 4#=4)#\/(...) Why it doesn't return true (like when I use ';' instead of '#\/') ? If there's a difference between #\/ and ; is there a difference between #/\ and , (I think no after reading the documentation) ? Thanks Olivier _________________________________________________________________ Téléchargez MSN Explorer gratuitement à l'adresse http://explorer.msn.fr/intl.aspReceived on Mon Nov 19 12:02:49 2001
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