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ldsb_indomain_set(?X)
Instantiates an LDSB set variable to an element
of its domain.
- X
- Set variable or set
Description
Simple predicate for instantiating a set
LDSB variable to an element of its domain. If a set
value is considered a binary number, where 1 is inclusion
and 0 is exclusion, the value ordering is descending.
For example:
go :-
intset(S, 1, 3),
Xs = [](S),
ldsb_initialise(Xs, []),
( ldsb_indomain_set(S), writeln(S), fail
; true).
would produce the following output:
[1, 2, 3]
[1, 2]
[1, 3]
[1]
[2, 3]
[2]
[3]
[]
If X is already a ground set, then this predicate
simply succeeds exactly once without leaving a
choicepoint.
This predicate can be used with the search/6
predicate (see example).
Resatisfiable
yes
Examples
go :-
intsets(L, 3, 1, 10),
( foreach(S, L) do #(S, 3) ),
( fromto(L, [X|Xs], Xs, []) do
( foreach(Y, Xs), param(X) do
#(X /\ Y, 0) ) ),
Xs =.. [[]|L],
ldsb_initialise(Xs, [values_interchange]),
( search(Xs, 0, input_order, ldsb_indomain_set, complete, []),
writeln(Xs),
fail
; true ).
See Also
ldsb_indomain / 1, ldsb_initialise / 2