Dear all, please consider the following file: --- % clp_utils.ecl :- lib(ic). :- lib(ic_search). % integer type % X is the identifier % L is the left bound % R is the right bound integer_t(X,L,R) :- X :: L .. R. constraint_1 :- integer_t(VAR1,0,127), (VAR1 #= 0). --- I compile it in ECLiPSe and I execute the predicate 'constraint_1'. In the following I'd like to look at the result in VAR1: $ eclipse ... [eclipse 1]: [clp_utils]. ... clp_utils.ecl compiled 1504 bytes in 0.09 seconds Yes (0.23s cpu) [eclipse 2]: constraint_1. Yes (0.00s cpu) [eclipse 3]: writeln(VAR1). VAR1 VAR1 = VAR1 Yes (0.00s cpu) If I write the predicate as: constraint_2 :- integer_t(VAR1,0,127), (VAR1 #= 0), writeln(VAR1). [eclipse 4]: constraint_2. 0 Yes (0.00s cpu) The output is correct 0. How can I create "permanent variables" between each resume? Regards, GiuseppeReceived on Fri Feb 13 2009 - 13:14:42 CET
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