Kish Shen wrote: > Hi Jan, > > On 18/08/2011 17:23, Jan Burse wrote: >> >> expr(Z) --> "-", !, term(X), {Y is -X}, expr_rest(Y,Z). >> expr(Y) --> term(X), expr_rest(X,Y). >> >> expr_rest(X,T) --> "+", !, term(Y), {Z is X+Y}, expr_rest(Z,T). >> expr_rest(X,T) --> "-", !, term(Y), {Z is X-Y}, expr_rest(Z,T). >> expr_rest(X,X) --> []. >> ... > > So the error is because the grammar rule you wrote is not valid for > ECLiPSe -- this is because ECLiPSe have proper strings (as an atomic > type), so the strings such as "." are real strings, and not list of > ASCII code, and this is causing the error. To be more concrete: to make your rules work with ECLiPSe, you can either (1) use one of the compatibility libraries, i.e. prefix a directive like :- lib(iso). % alternatively cprolog,quintus,swi,... (2) or change the meaning of the quotes explicitly, using :- local chtab(0'`, string_quote). :- local chtab(0'", list_quote). (3) or rewrite your rules using list syntax, e.g. [0'-] instead of "-". -- JoachimReceived on Fri Aug 19 2011 - 13:50:31 CEST
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