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The code will be token colered according to Visual Prolog rules (more or less). For example: | The code will be token colered according to Visual Prolog rules (more or less). For example: | ||
<nowiki><vip | <nowiki><vip>predicates | ||
isMember : (Elem Value, Elem* List) determ. | isMember : (Elem Value, Elem* List) determ. | ||
%@short Succeds is #Value is member of #List. | %@short Succeds is #Value is member of #List. | ||
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clauses | clauses | ||
isMember(V, [V|_L]) :- !. | isMember(V, [V|_L]) :- !. | ||
isMember(V, [_X|L]) :- isMember(V, L).</vip> | isMember(V, [_X|L]) :- isMember(V, L).</vip></nowiki> | ||
The result will look like this: | The result will look like this: | ||
Revision as of 09:48, 17 July 2007
This is the Visual Prolog Wiki. Currently, this is only for test puposes. There is still many configurations that need to be done.
Notice: The underlying database is not yet backed-up.
The Wiki is based on MediaWiki software (IIS+PHP+MySQL).
Visual Prolog Token Coloring
The Wiki has a special Visual Prolog extension. If you write:
<vip>some Visual Prolog code</vip>
The code will be token colered according to Visual Prolog rules (more or less). For example:
<vip>predicates
isMember : (Elem Value, Elem* List) determ.
%@short Succeds is #Value is member of #List.
%@end
clauses
isMember(V, [V|_L]) :- !.
isMember(V, [_X|L]) :- isMember(V, L).</vip>
The result will look like this:
predicates isMember : (Elem Value, Elem* List) determ. %@short Succeds is #Value is member of #List. %@end clauses isMember(V, [V|_L]) :- !. isMember(V, [_X|L]) :- isMember(V, L).
Tutorials
Media Wiki Getting started
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.