As a follow-up to the email below, switching to ic fixed the issue. Martin _______________ I’m trying to get the repair library from the documentation to work. The following is my ECLiPSe code: :- lib(repair). test(X,Y,Z) :- ( Vars = [X,Y,Z], fd:(Vars :: 1..3), % the problem variables fd:(Y #\= X) r_conflict_prop confset, % state the constraints fd:(Y #\= Z) r_conflict_prop confset, fd:(Y #= 3) r_conflict_prop confset, [X,Y,Z] tent_set [1,2,3], % set initial assignment repair(confset), writeln("------------\nDone\n------------") ). repair(ConflictSet) :- ( conflict_vars([C|_]) -> % label conflict indomain(C), % variables first repair(ConflictSet) ; conflict_constraints(ConflictSet, [C|_]) -> term_variables(C, Vars), % choose one variable in deleteffc(Var,Vars, _), % the conflict constraint Var tent_get Val, (Var = Val ; fd:(Var #\= Val)), repair(ConflictSet) ; % no more conflicts: true % a solution is found. ). The problem is that indomain throws a type error, even though it is being passed a variable returned by conflict_vars. I get: type error in indomain(Z{fd : [1, 2], repair : 3}) Abort Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, MartinReceived on Sat Feb 01 2014 - 01:06:01 CET
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