Re: Introducing: a Prolog like library for Euphoria
On 28 Jun 2000, at 4:55, Fam. Nieuwenhuijsen wrote:
> Its been quite a while, but here's the latest of what I'm cooking, and its
> finished. It's done and working this time. (it seems)
>
> What does it offer ? A library for context-sentive information management
> very much like Prolog, just as powerfull, a bit more tolerant. Well.
> honestly, I don't have that much experience with Prolog, so I might be in
> the wrong about this.
>
> Included in the small zipfile (7, 22 kb) is the library offering an Euphoria
> based interface, an sort of readme file and the DOCKER Shell. Say, a shell
> to experiment with the library. It allows you to alter, add, lookup
> concepts.
>
> For those who are still wondering. Yes, it backtracks. Yes, you can define
> the powerful, "if I was called by"- exception (the context). Anyway. I would
> love some feedback.
>
> I suppose it can be quite helpful, in things like RPG's, grammer checker or
> as basic framework for an interface. (It would be perfect as the basic
> framework for a win32 interface) .. But i'm no Win32 wizard. So i'm leaving
> it up to ya'all.
Well, it sounds nice, but when i type "list", it replies: "Try using a command I
*do*
know! duh!", what am i doing wrong?
Kat
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