Dear Alexandre, Alexandre Saidi wrote: > Didn't you mean > > p2 :- not p(X), X=1. > > instead of > p2 :- ~ p(X), X=1. No. not/1 is negation as failure, and writing "not p(X), X=1" in that order means the same as "not p(_), X=1". This is something totally different than "not p(1)", which I wanted to express using delayed negation. > this version works doing the job. Only because there is no clause for p(X) that succeeds for any X. Just add the fact p(2) and it will fail. > Recall : > not P :- P, !, fail. > not P. I know that. ;) Cheers, StephanReceived on Fri Dec 09 2011 - 10:48:51 CET
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