Hello, Is it possible to copy domain and delayed goals of some variables to another variables? I tried (after lib(ic).): > A :: 1..3, B :: 1..3, A #\= B, copy_term([A, B], [AN, BN]). A = A{1 .. 3} B = B{1 .. 3} AN = AN{1 .. 3} BN = BN{1 .. 3} Delayed goals: -(B{1 .. 3}) + A{1 .. 3} #\= 0 Yes (0.00s cpu) But I'd also want to have delayed goal -(BN{1 .. 3}) + AN{1 .. 3} #\= 0 'A :: 1..3, B :: 1..3, A #\= B, get_domain(A, DA), get_domain(B, DB), AN :: DA, BN :: DB.' gives the same result as the previous command. If it's not possible then I'd appreciate any suggestions how I should implement the following scenario: - Large number of constraints, that takes some time to propagate, possibly leaving delayed goals. - Many small independed 'queries', each query is an additional small number of constraints. - Do propagation for the first (large) set of constraints once - For every query add additional constraints and label variables. Obviously for every new query there should be a 'fresh copy' of the large set of constraints - propagated, but not labeled. Sergii.Received on Tue Apr 23 2013 - 21:38:47 CEST
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