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Author: Jan Wielemaker, Johan Romme
E-mail: J.Wielemaker@cs.vu.nl
WWW: http://www.swi-prolog.org
Copyright (C): 2012, VU University Amsterdam
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public
License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
As a special exception, if you link this library with other files,
compiled with a Free Software compiler, to produce an executable, this
library does not by itself cause the resulting executable to be covered
by the GNU General Public License. This exception does not however
invalidate any other reasons why the executable file might be covered by
the GNU General Public License.
*/
:- module(ifprolog,
[ calling_context/1, % -Module
context/2, % :Goal, +Mapping
block/3, % :Goal, +Tag, :Recovery
exit_block/1, % +Tag
cut_block/1, % +Tag
modify_mode/3, % +PI, -Old, +New
debug_mode/3, % +PI, -Old, +New
ifprolog_debug/1, % :Goal,
debug_config/3, % +Key, +Current, +Value
float_format/2, % -Old, +New
program_parameters/1, % -Argv
user_parameters/1, % -Argv
match/2, % +Mask, +Atom
match/3, % +Mask, +Atom, ?Replacements
lower_upper/2, % ?Lower, ?Upper
current_error/1, % -Stream
writeq_atom/2, % +Term, -Atom
write_atom/2, % +Term, -Atom
write_formatted_atom/3, % -Atom, +Format, +ArgList
write_formatted/2, % +Format, +ArgList
write_formatted/3, % +Stream, +Format, +ArgList
atom_part/4, % +Atom, +Pos, +Len, -Sub
atom_prefix/3, % +Atom, +Len, -Sub
atom_suffix/3, % +Atom, +Len, -Sub
atom_split/3, % +Atom, +Delimiter, ?Subatoms
if_concat_atom/2, % +List, ?Atom
if_concat_atom/3, % +List, +Delimiter, ?Atom
getchar/3, % +Atom, +Pos, -Char
parse_atom/6, % +Atom, +StartPos, ?EndPos,
% ?Term, ?VarList, ?Error
index/3, % +Atom, +String, -Position
list_length/2, % +List, ?Length
load/1, % :FileName
% unload/1, % +Module
file_test/2, % +File, +Mode
filepos/2, % @Stream, -Line
filepos/3, % @Stream, -Line, -Column
getcwd/1, % -Dir
assign_alias/2, % +Alias, @Stream
get_until/3, % +SearchChar, ?Text, ?EndChar
get_until/4, % @In, +SearchChar, ?Text, ?EndChar
for/3, % +Start, ?Counter, +End
prolog_version/1, % -Atom
proroot/1, % -Atom
system_name/1, % -Atom
localtime/9, % +Time, ?Year, ?Month,
% ?Day, ?DoW, ?DoY,
% ?Hour, ?Min, ?Sec
asserta_with_names/2, % @Term, +VarNames
assertz_with_names/2, % @Term, +VarNames
clause_with_names/3, % ?Head, ?Body, ?VarNames
retract_with_names/2, % ?Clause, ?VarNames
predicate_type/2, % @Predicate, ?Type
current_visible/2, % @Module, @Predicate
current_signal/2, % ?Signal, ?Mode
digit/1, % +Character
letter/1, % +Character
current_global/1, % +Name
get_global/2, % +Name, ?Value
set_global/2, % +Name, ?Value
unset_global/1, % +Name
current_default_module/1, % -Module
set_default_module/1, % +Module
op(1150, fx, (meta)),
op(1150, fx, (export)),
op(100, xfx, @),
op(900, xfx, =>),
op(900, fy, not)
]).
:- use_module(library(debug)).
:- use_module(library(arithmetic)).
:- use_module(library(memfile)).
:- use_module(library(apply)).
/** <module> IF/Prolog compatibility package
This library realises emulation of IF/Prolog. As with all the emulation
layers in the dialect directory, the emulation has been established on
`as needed' basis from porting programs. This implies that the emulation
is incomplete. Emumated directives, predicates and libraries are often
not 100% compatible with the IF/Prolog version.
Note that this emulation layer targets primarily IF/Prolog version 5.
Please help extending this library and submit patches to
bugs@swi-prolog.org.
*/
:- module_transparent
calling_context/1.
:- meta_predicate
context(0, +),
block(0, +, 0),
modify_mode(:, -, +),
debug_mode(:, -, +),
ifprolog_debug(0),
load(:),
asserta_with_names(:, +),
assertz_with_names(:, +),
clause_with_names(:, -, -),
retract_with_names(:, -),
predicate_type(:, -),
current_global(:),
get_global(:, -),
set_global(:, +),
unset_global(:).
/*******************************
* EXPANSION *
*******************************/
:- multifile
user:goal_expansion/2,
user:term_expansion/2,
user:file_search_path/2,
user:prolog_file_type/2,
ifprolog_goal_expansion/2,
ifprolog_term_expansion/2.
:- dynamic
user:goal_expansion/2,
user:term_expansion/2,
user:file_search_path/2,
user:prolog_file_type/2.
:- dynamic
in_module_interface/1.
user:goal_expansion(In, Out) :-
prolog_load_context(dialect, ifprolog),
ifprolog_goal_expansion(In, Out).
user:term_expansion(In, Out) :-
prolog_load_context(dialect, ifprolog),
ifprolog_term_expansion(In, Out).
%% ifprolog_goal_expansion(+In, +Out)
%
% goal_expansion rules to emulate IF/Prolog behaviour in
% SWI-Prolog. The expansions below maintain optimization from
% compilation. Defining them as predicates would loose
% compilation.
%% context(:Goal, Handler)
%
% Is mapped to catch(Goal, Error, Recover) is Handler is
% =|error(_,_) => Recover|=. Other cases are not covered by the
% emulation.
%% asserta(Head,Body) is det.
%% assertz(Head,Body) is det.
%% retract(Head,Body) is det.
%
% Mapped to asserta((Head:-Body)), etc. Note that this masks
% SWI-Prolog's asserta/2, etc.
ifprolog_goal_expansion(Module:Goal, Expanded) :-
Module == system, nonvar(Goal), !,
expand_goal(Goal, ExpandedGoal),
head_pi(ExpandedGoal, PI),
( current_predicate(ifprolog:PI),
\+ predicate_property(ExpandedGoal, imported_from(_))
-> Expanded = ifprolog:ExpandedGoal
; Expanded = ExpandedGoal
).
ifprolog_goal_expansion(Goal, Expanded) :-
if_goal_expansion(Goal, Expanded).
if_goal_expansion(context(Goal, [Error => Recover]),
catch(Goal, Error, Recover)) :-
assertion(Error = error(_,_)).
if_goal_expansion(assertz(Head,Body),
assertz((Head:-Body))).
if_goal_expansion(asserta(Head,Body),
asserta((Head:-Body))).
if_goal_expansion(retract(Head,Body),
retract((Head:-Body))).
if_goal_expansion(Call@Module, call((Module:Goal)@Module)) :-
nonvar(Call),
Call = call(Goal).
if_goal_expansion(concat_atom(L,A), if_concat_atom(L,A)).
if_goal_expansion(concat_atom(L,D,A), if_concat_atom(L,D,A)).
head_pi(M:Head, M:PI) :- !,
head_pi(Head, PI).
head_pi(Head, Name/Arity) :-
functor(Head, Name, Arity).
%% ifprolog_term_expansion(+In, +Out)
%
% term_expansion rules to emulate IF/Prolog behaviour in
% SWI-Prolog.
%% meta(+ListOfPI)
%
% Mapped to module_transparent/1. Not sure whether this is
% correct. It surely is not very elegant to map to a deprecated
% feature. Luckily, although the module_transparent/1 API is
% deprecated, the underlying functionality is still core of the
% module system.
%
% Note that if :- meta appears inside a module interface, the
% predicate is also exported.
%% export(+ListOfPI) is det.
%% discontiguous(+ListOfPI) is det.
%
% Mapped to comma-lists
%% module(+Name).
%% begin_module(+Name).
%% end_module(+Name).
%
% These are emulated correctly, provided module/1 is the first
% term of the file and the implementation is part of the same
% file. Begin/end are ignored.
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- meta([])), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- meta(List)),
[ (:- module_transparent(Spec))
| Export
]) :-
pi_list_to_pi_term(List, Spec),
( in_module_interface(_)
-> Export = [(:- export(Spec))]
; Export = []
).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- export([])), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- export(List)),
(:- export(Spec))) :-
is_list(List),
pi_list_to_pi_term(List, Spec).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- private(_)), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- discontiguous([])), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- discontiguous(List)),
(:- discontiguous(Spec))) :-
is_list(List),
pi_list_to_pi_term(List, Spec).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- multifile([])), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- multifile(List)),
(:- multifile(Spec))) :-
is_list(List),
pi_list_to_pi_term(List, Spec).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- module(Name)),
(:- module(Name, []))) :-
asserta(in_module_interface(Name)).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- begin_module(Name)), []) :-
prolog_load_context(module, Loading),
assertion(Name == Loading),
retract(in_module_interface(Name)).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- end_module(_)), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- end_module), []).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- nonotify), []). % TBD: set verbosity
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- import(Module)),
(:- use_module(File))) :-
( module_property(Module, file(File))
-> true
; existence_error(module, Module)
).
ifprolog_term_expansion((:- import(Module, ImportList)),
(:- use_module(File, ImportList))) :-
( module_property(Module, file(File))
-> true
; existence_error(module, Module)
).
%% pi_list_to_pi_term(+List, -CommaList) is det.
pi_list_to_pi_term([PI], PI) :- !.
pi_list_to_pi_term([H|T], (H,CommaList)) :-
pi_list_to_pi_term(T, CommaList).
/*******************************
* LIBRARY SETUP *
*******************************/
%% push_ifprolog_library
%
% Pushes searching for dialect/ifprolog in front of every library
% directory that contains such as sub-directory.
push_ifprolog_library :-
( absolute_file_name(library(dialect/ifprolog), Dir,
[ file_type(directory),
access(read),
solutions(all),
file_errors(fail)
]),
asserta((user:file_search_path(library, Dir) :-
prolog_load_context(dialect, ifprolog))),
fail
; true
).
%% push_ifprolog_file_extension
%
% Looks for .pro files before looking for .pl files if the current
% dialect is =pro=. If the dialect is not active, the .pro files
% are found as last resort.
push_ifprolog_file_extension :-
asserta((user:prolog_file_type(pro, prolog) :-
prolog_load_context(dialect, ifprolog))).
user:prolog_file_type(pro, prolog) :-
\+ prolog_load_context(dialect, ifprolog).
:- push_ifprolog_library,
push_ifprolog_file_extension.
/*******************************
* PREDICATES *
*******************************/
%% calling_context(-Context)
%
% Mapped to context_module/1.
calling_context(Context) :-
context_module(Context).
%% context(:Goal, +Mapping)
%
% IF/Prolog context/2 construct. This is the true predicate. This
% is normally mapped by goal-expansion.
%
% @bug Does not deal with IF/Prolog signal mapping
context(M:Goal, Mapping) :-
member(Error => Action, Mapping),
nonvar(Error),
Error = error(_,_), !,
catch(M:Goal, Error, Action).
context(M:Goal, _Mapping) :-
M:Goal.
%% block(:Goal, +Tag, :Recovery).
%% exit_block(+Tag).
%% cut_block(+Tag) is semidet.
%
% The control construct block/3 runs Goal in a block labelled Tag.
% If Goal calls exit_block/1 using a matching Tag, the execution
% of Goal is abandoned using exception handling and execution
% continues by running Recovery. Goal can call cut_block/1. If
% there is a block with matching Tag, all choice points created
% since the block was started are destroyed.
%
% @bug The block control structure is implemented on top of
% catch/3 and throw/1. If catch/3 is used inside Goal,
% the user must ensure that either (1) the protected
% goal does not call exit_block/1 or cut_block/1 or (2)
% the _Catcher_ of the catch/3 call does *not* unify with
% a term block(_,_).
block(Goal, Tag, Recovery) :-
prolog_current_choice(Choice),
catch(Goal, block(Tag, Choice), Recovery).
exit_block(Tag) :-
throw(block(Tag, _)).
cut_block(Tag) :-
prolog_current_frame(Frame),
findall(Choice, % use findall/3 to avoid binding
prolog_frame_attribute(
Frame, parent_goal,
system:catch(_, block(Tag, Choice), _)),
[Choice]),
nonvar(Choice),
prolog_cut_to(Choice).
%% modify_mode(+PI, -OldMode, +NewMode) is det.
%
% Switch between static and dynamic code. Fully supported, but
% notably changing static to dynamic code is not allowed if the
% predicate has clauses.
modify_mode(PI, OldMode, NewMode) :-
pi_head(PI, Head),
old_mode(Head, OldMode),
set_mode(PI, OldMode, NewMode).
old_mode(Head, Mode) :-
( predicate_property(Head, dynamic)
-> Mode = on
; Mode = off
).
set_mode(_, Old, Old) :- !.
set_mode(PI, _, on) :- !,
dynamic(PI).
set_mode(PI, _, off) :-
compile_predicates([PI]).
pi_head(M:PI, M:Head) :- !,
pi_head(PI, Head).
pi_head(Name/Arity, Term) :-
functor(Term, Name, Arity).
%% debug_mode(:PI, -Old, +New)
%
% Old is not unified. Only New == off is mapped to disable
% debugging of a predicate.
debug_mode(PI, _, off) :- !,
'$hide'(PI).
debug_mode(_, _, on).
%% ifprolog_debug(:Goal)
%
% Map IF/Prolog debug(Goal)@Module. This should run Goal in debug
% mode. We rarely needs this type of measures in SWI-Prolog.
ifprolog_debug(Goal) :-
Goal.
%% debug_config(+Key, -Current, +Value)
%
% Ignored. Prints a message.
debug_config(Key,Current,Value) :-
print_message(informational, ignored(debug_config(Key,Current,Value))).
%% float_format(-Old, +New)
%
% Ignored. Prints a message. Cannot be emulated. Printing floats
% with a specified precision can only be done using format/2.
float_format(Old, New) :-
print_message(informational, ignored(float_format(Old, New))).
%% program_parameters(-List:atom)
%
% All command-line argument, including the executable,
program_parameters(Argv) :-
current_prolog_flag(os_argv, Argv).
%% user_parameters(-List:atom)
%
% Parameters after =|--|=.
user_parameters(Argv) :-
current_prolog_flag(argv, Argv).
%% match(+Mask, +Atom) is semidet.
%
% Same as once(match(Mask, Atom, _Replacements)).
match(Mask, Atom) :-
match(Mask, Atom, _), !.
%% match(+Mask, +Atom, ?Replacements) is nondet.
%
% Pattern matching. This emulation should be complete. Can be
% optimized using caching of the pattern-analysis or doing the
% analysis at compile-time.
match(Mask, Atom, Replacements) :-
atom_codes(Mask, MaskCodes),
atom_codes(Atom, Codes),
phrase(match_pattern(Pattern), MaskCodes), !,
pattern_goal(Pattern, Codes, Replacements, Goal),
Goal.
pattern_goal([], [], [], true).
pattern_goal([string(String)|T], Codes, Replacements, Goal) :- !,
append(String, Rest, Codes),
pattern_goal(T, Rest, Replacements, Goal).
pattern_goal([star|T], Codes, [Atom|Replacements], Goal) :-
append(Replacement, Rest, Codes),
Goal = (atom_codes(Atom, Replacement),Goal2),
pattern_goal(T, Rest, Replacements, Goal2).
pattern_goal([set(S)|T], [C|Rest], [Atom|Replacements], Goal) :-
memberchk(C, S), !,
Goal = (char_code(Atom, C),Goal2),
pattern_goal(T, Rest, Replacements, Goal2).
pattern_goal([any|T], [C|Rest], [Atom|Replacements], Goal) :-
Goal = (char_code(Atom, C),Goal2),
pattern_goal(T, Rest, Replacements, Goal2).
match_pattern([set(S)|T]) -->
"[",
match_set(S), !,
match_pattern(T).
match_pattern([string(List)|T]) -->
non_special(List),
{ List \== [] }, !,
match_pattern(T).
match_pattern([star|T]) -->
"*", !,
match_pattern(T).
match_pattern([any|T]) -->
"?", !,
match_pattern(T).
match_pattern([]) --> [].
match_set([]) --> "]", !.
match_set(L) -->
[C0], "-", [C1],
{ C1 \= 0'],
C0 =< C1,
numlist(C0, C1, Range),
append(Range, T, L)
},
match_set(T).
match_set([C|L]) -->
[C],
match_set(L).
non_special([H|T]) -->
[H],
{ \+ special(H) }, !,
non_special(T).
non_special([]) --> [].
special(0'*).
special(0'?).
special(0'[).
%% lower_upper(+Lower, -Upper) is det.
%% lower_upper(-Lower, +Upper) is det.
%
% Multi-moded combination of upcase_atom/2 and downcase_atom/2.
lower_upper(Lower, Upper) :-
nonvar(Lower), !,
upcase_atom(Lower, Upper).
lower_upper(Lower, Upper) :-
downcase_atom(Upper, Lower).
%% load(File)
%
% Mapped to consult. I think that the compatible version should
% only load .qlf (compiled) code.
load(File) :-
consult(File).
%% unload(+Module) is det.
%
% Unload the named module.
%
% @bug: What to do with modules that are not associated to a
% file?
unload(Module) :-
module_property(Module, file(File)), !,
unload_file(File).
unload(_Module) :-
assertion(fail).
%% file_test(+File, +Mode)
%
% Mapped to access_file/2 (which understand more modes). Note that
% this predicate is defined in the module =system= to allow for
% direct calling.
file_test(File, Mode) :-
access_file(File, Mode).
%% filepos(@Stream, -Line)
%
% from the IF/Prolog documentation The predicate filepos/2
% determines the current line position of the specified input
% stream and unifies the result with Line. The current line
% position is the number of line processed + 1
filepos(Stream, Line) :-
line_count(Stream, L),
Line is L + 1.
%% getcwd(-Dir)
%
% The predicate getcwd/1 unifies Dir with the full pathname of the
% current working directory.
getcwd(Dir) :-
working_directory(Dir, Dir).
%% filepos(@Stream, -Line, -Column)
%
% from the IF/Prolog documentation The predicate filepos/2
% determines the current line position of the specified input
% stream and unifies the result with Line. The current line
% position is the number of line processed + 1
filepos(Stream, Line, Column) :-
line_count(Stream, L),
line_position(Stream, C),
Line is L + 1,
Column is C + 1.
%% assign_alias(+Alias, @Stream) is det.
%
assign_alias(Alias, Stream) :-
set_stream(Stream, alias(Alias)).
%% writeq_atom(+Term, -Atom)
%
% Use writeq/1 to write Term to Atom.
writeq_atom(Term, Atom) :-
with_output_to(atom(Atom), writeq(Term)).
%% write_atom(+Term, -Atom)
%
% Use write/1 to write Term to Atom.
write_atom(Term, Atom) :-
with_output_to(atom(Atom), write(Term)).
%% current_error(-Stream)
%
% Doesn't exist in SWI-Prolog, but =user_error= is always an alias
% to the current error stream.
current_error(user_error).
/*******************************
* FORMATTED WRITE *
*******************************/
%% write_formatted_atom(-Atom, +Format, +ArgList) is det.
%% write_formatted(+Format, +ArgList) is det.
%% write_formatted(@Stream, +Format, +ArgList) is det.
%
% Emulation of IF/Prolog formatted write. The emulation is very
% incomplete. Notable asks for dealing with aligned fields, etc.
%
% @bug Not all format characters are processed
% @bug Incomplete processing of modifiers, fieldwidth and precision
% @tbd This should become goal-expansion based to process
% format specifiers at compile-time.
write_formatted_atom(Atom, Format, ArgList) :-
with_output_to(atom(Atom), write_formatted(Format, ArgList)).
write_formatted(Format, ArgList) :-
write_formatted(current_output, Format, ArgList).
write_formatted(Out, Format, ArgList) :-
atom_codes(Format, Codes),
phrase(format_string(FormatCodes), Codes), !,
format(Out, FormatCodes, ArgList).
format_string([]) --> [].
format_string(Fmt) -->
"%", format_modifiers(Flags, FieldLen, Precision), [IFC], !,
{ map_format([IFC], Flags, FieldLen, Precision, Repl)
-> append(Repl, T, Fmt)
; print_message(warning, ifprolog_format(IFC)),
%backtrace(20),
T = Fmt
},
format_string(T).
format_string([H|T]) -->
[H],
format_string(T).
map_format(Format, [], default, default, Mapped) :- !,
map_format(Format, Mapped).
map_format(Format, Flags, Width, _Prec, Mapped) :-
integer(Width), !, % left/right aligned in Width
map_format(Format, Field),
fill_code(Flags, [Fill]),
( memberchk(-, Flags) % left aligned
-> format(codes(Mapped), '~~|~s~~`~ct~~~d+', [Field, Fill, Width])
; format(codes(Mapped), '~~|~~`~ct~s~~~d+', [Fill, Field, Width])
).
map_format(Format, Flags, _, _, Mapped) :-
memberchk(#, Flags),
can_format(Format, Mapped), !.
map_format(Format, _, _, _, Mapped) :-
map_format(Format, Mapped).
can_format("o", "0~8r").
can_format("x", "0x~16r").
can_format("X", "0x~16R").
can_format("w", "~k").
map_format("t", "~w").
map_format("q", "~q").
map_format("s", "~a").
map_format("f", "~f").
map_format("e", "~e").
map_format("E", "~E").
map_format("g", "~G").
map_format("d", "~d").
map_format("x", "~16r").
map_format("o", "~8r").
map_format("X", "~16R").
map_format("O", "~8R").
map_format("c", "~c").
map_format("%", "%").
fill_code(Flags, "0") :- memberchk(0, Flags), !.
fill_code(_, " ").
%% format_modifiers(-Flags, -FieldLength, -Precision) is det.
%
% Read the IF/Prolog format modifiers. We currently do not process
% any of the modifiers! Some code seems to be using e.g. %07lx. We
% assume this is the same as -07x (assuming l=left).
format_modifiers(Flags, FieldLength, Precision) -->
format_flags(Flags0),
digits(FieldLengthDigits),
{ FieldLengthDigits == []
-> FieldLength = default
; number_codes(FieldLength, FieldLengthDigits)
},
( "."
-> digits(PrecisionDigits),
{ number_codes(Precision, PrecisionDigits) }
; { Precision = default }
),
opt_alignment(Flags0, Flags).
format_flags([H|T]) -->
format_flag(H), !,
format_flags(T).
format_flags([]) --> [].
format_flag(+) --> "+". % Always prefix number with a sign
format_flag(-) --> "-". % Left-justify
format_flag(space) --> " ". % Space before positive numbers
format_flag(#) --> "#". % Canonical output
format_flag(0) --> "0". % Use leading 0 for integers
digits([D0|T]) -->
digit(D0), !,
digits(T).
digits([]) --> [].
digit(D) --> [D], {between(0'0, 0'9, D)}.
opt_alignment(L, [-|L]) --> "l", !.
opt_alignment(L, L) --> [].
%% get_until(+SearchChar, -Text, -EndChar) is det.
%% get_until(@Stream, +SearchChar, -Text, -EndChar) is det.
%
% Read input from Stream until SearchChar. Unify EndChar with
% either SearchChar or the atom =end_of_file=.
get_until(SearchChar, Text, EndChar) :-
get_until(current_input, SearchChar, Text, EndChar).
get_until(In, SearchChar, Text, EndChar) :-
get_char(In, C0),
get_until(C0, In, SearchChar, Codes, EndChar),
atom_chars(Text, Codes).
get_until(C0, _, C0, [], C0) :- !.
get_until(end_of_file, _, _, [], end_of_file) :- !.
get_until(C0, In, Search, [C0|T], End) :-
get_char(In, C1),
get_until(C1, In, Search, T, End).
/*******************************
* PARSE *
*******************************/
%% atom_part(+Atom, +Pos, +Len, -Sub) is det.
%
% True when Sub is part of the atom [Pos,Pos+Len). Unifies Sub
% with '' if Pos or Len is out of range!?
atom_part(_, Pos, _, Sub) :-
Pos < 1, !,
Sub = ''.
atom_part(_, _, Len, Sub) :-
Len < 1, !,
Sub = ''.
atom_part(Atom, Pos, _, Sub) :-
atom_length(Atom, Len),
Pos > Len, !,
Sub = ''.
atom_part(Atom, Pos, Len, Sub) :-
Pos >= 1,
Pos0 is Pos - 1,
atom_length(Atom, ALen),
Len0 is min(Len, ALen-Pos0),
sub_atom(Atom, Pos0, Len0, _, Sub).
%% atom_prefix(+Atom, +Len, -Sub) is det.
%
% Unifies Sub with the atom formed by the first Len characters in
% atom.
%
% - If Len < 1, Sub is unified with the null atom ''.
% - If Len > length of Atom, Sub is unified with Atom.
atom_prefix(_, Len, Sub) :-
Len < 1, !,
Sub = ''.
atom_prefix(Atom, Len, Sub) :-
atom_length(Atom, AtomLen),
Len > AtomLen, !,
Sub = Atom.
atom_prefix(Atom, Len, Sub) :-
sub_atom(Atom, 0, Len, _, Sub).
%% atom_suffix(+Atom, +Len, -Sub) is det.
%
% Unifies Sub with the atom formed by the last Len characters in
% atom.
%
% - If Len < 1, Sub is unified with the null atom ''.
% - If Len > length of Atom, Sub is unified with Atom.
atom_suffix(_, Len, Sub) :-
Len < 1, !,
Sub = ''.
atom_suffix(Atom, Len, Sub) :-
atom_length(Atom, AtomLen),
Len > AtomLen, !,
Sub = Atom.
atom_suffix(Atom, Len, Sub) :-
atom_length(Atom, AtomLen),
Pos is AtomLen - Len,
sub_atom(Atom, Pos, Len, _, Sub).
%% atom_split( +Atom, +Delimiter, ?Subatoms )
%
% Split Atom over Delimiter and unify the parts with Subatoms.
atom_split(Atom, Delimiter, Subatoms) :-
atomic_list_concat(Subatoms, Delimiter, Atom).
%% if_concat_atom(+List, +Delimiter, -Atom) is det.
%
% True when Atom is the concatenation of the lexical form of all
% elements from List, using Delimiter to delimit the elements.
%
% The behavior of this ifprolog predicate is different w.r.t.
% SWI-Prolog in two respect: it supports arbitrary terms in List
% rather than only atomic and it does _not_ work in mode -,+,+.
if_concat_atom(List, Delimiter, Atom) :-
maplist(write_term_to_atom, List, AtomList),
atomic_list_concat(AtomList, Delimiter, Atom).
write_term_to_atom(Term, Atom) :-
( atomic(Term)
-> Atom = Term
; with_output_to(string(Atom), write(Term))
).
%% if_concat_atom(+List, -Atom) is det.
%
% True when Atom is the concatenation of the lexical form of all
% elements from List. Same as if_concat_atom/3 using '' as
% delimiter.
if_concat_atom(List, Atom) :-
maplist(write_term_to_atom, List, AtomList),
atomic_list_concat(AtomList, Atom).
%% getchar(+Atom, +Pos, -Char)
%
% Unifies Char with the Position-th character in Atom
% If Pos < 1 or Pos > length of Atom, then fail.
getchar(_, Pos, _) :-
Pos < 1, !,
fail.
getchar(Atom, Pos, _) :-
atom_length(Atom, Len),
Pos > Len, !,
fail.
getchar(Atom, Pos, Char) :-
P is Pos - 1,
sub_atom(Atom, P, 1, _, Char).
%% parse_atom(+Atom, +StartPos, ?EndPos, ?Term, ?VarList, ?Error)
%
% Read from an atom.
%
% @param StartPos is 1-based position to start reading
% @param Error is the 1-based position of a syntax error or 0 if
% there is no error.
parse_atom(Atom, StartPos, EndPos, Term, VarList, Error) :-
setup_call_cleanup(
( atom_to_memory_file(Atom, MemF),
open_memory_file(MemF, read, In)
),
( StartPos0 is StartPos-1,
seek(In, StartPos0, bof, _),
catch(read_term(In, Term, [variable_names(VarList)]), E, true),
parse_atom_error(E, Error),
character_count(In, EndPos0),
EndPos is EndPos0+1
),
( close(In),
free_memory_file(MemF)
)).
parse_atom_error(Var, Pos) :-
var(Var), !, Pos = 0.
parse_atom_error(error(_, stream(_Stream, _, _, Pos)), Pos1) :-
Pos1 is Pos+1.
%% index(+Atom, +String, -Position) is semidet.
%
% True when Position is the first occurrence of String in Atom.
% Position is 1-based.
index(Atom, String, Position) :-
sub_string(Atom, Pos0, _, _, String), !,
Position is Pos0 + 1.
%% list_length(+List, ?Length) is det.
%
% Deterministic version of length/2. Current implementation simply
% calls length/2.
list_length(List, Length) :-
length(List, Length).
/*******************************
* MISC *
*******************************/
%% for(+Start, ?Count, +End) is nondet.
%
% Similar to between/3, but can count down if Start > End.
for(Start, Count, End) :-
Start =< End, !,
between(Start, End, Count).
for(Start, Count, End) :-
nonvar(Count), !,
between(End, Start, Count).
for(Start, Count, End) :-
Range is Start-End,
between(0, Range, X),
Count is Start-X.
%% prolog_version(-Version)
%
% Return IF/Prolog simulated version string
prolog_version(Version) :-
current_prolog_flag(version_data, swi(Major, Minor, Patch, _)),
atomic_list_concat([Major, Minor, Patch], '.', Version).
%% proroot(-Path)
%
% True when Path is the installation location of the Prolog
% system.
proroot(Path) :-
current_prolog_flag(home, Path).
%% system_name(-SystemName)
%
% True when SystemName identifies the operating system. Note that
% this returns the SWI-Prolog =arch= flag, and not the IF/Prolog
% identifiers.
system_name(SystemName) :-
current_prolog_flag(arch, SystemName).
%% localtime(+Time, ?Year, ?Month, ?Day, ?DoW, ?DoY, ?Hour, ?Min, ?Sec)
%
% Break system time into its components. Deefines components:
%
% | Year | Year number | 4 digits |
% | Month | Month number | 1..12 |
% | Day | Day of month | 1..31 |
% | DoW | Day of week | 1..7 (Mon-Sun) |
% | DoY | Day in year | 1..366 |
% | Hour | Hours | 0..23 |
% | Min | Minutes | 0..59 |
% | Sec | Seconds | 0..59 |
%
% Note that in IF/Prolog V4, Year is 0..99, while it is a
% four-digit number in IF/Prolog V5. We emulate IF/Prolog V5.
localtime(TimeExpr, Year, Month, Day, DoW, DoY, Hour, Min, Sec) :-
arithmetic_expression_value(TimeExpr, Time),
stamp_date_time(Time, date(Year, Month, Day,
Hour, Min, SecFloat,
_Off, _TZ, _DST), local),
Sec is floor(SecFloat),
Date = date(Year,Month,Day),
day_of_the_year(Date, DoY),
day_of_the_week(Date, DoW).
%% current_global(+Name) is semidet.
%% get_global(+Name, ?Value) is det.
%% set_global(+Name, ?Value) is det.
%% unset_global(+Name) is det.
%
% IF/Prolog global variables, mapped to SWI-Prolog's nb_*
% predicates.
current_global(Name) :-
gvar_name(Name, GName),
nb_current(GName, _).
get_global(Name, Value) :-
gvar_name(Name, GName),
nb_getval(GName, Value).
set_global(Name, Value) :-
gvar_name(Name, GName),
nb_setval(GName, Value).
unset_global(Name) :-
gvar_name(Name, GName),
nb_delete(GName).
gvar_name(Module:Name, GName) :-
atomic_list_concat([Module, :, Name], GName).
%% current_default_module(-Module) is det.
%
% Name of the toplevel typein module.
current_default_module(Module) :-
'$module'(Module, Module).
%% set_default_module(+Module) is det.
%
% Set the default toplevel module.
set_default_module(Module) :-
module(Module).
/*******************************
* DATABASE *
*******************************/
:- dynamic
names/2.
%% asserta_with_names(@Clause, +VarNames) is det.
%% assertz_with_names(@Clause, +VarNames) is det.
%% clause_with_names(?Head, ?Body, -VarNames) is det.
%% retract_with_names(?Clause, -VarNames) is det.
%
% Predicates that manage the database while keeping track of
% variable names.
asserta_with_names(M:Clause, VarNames) :-
term_varnames(Clause, VarNames, VarTerm),
system:asserta(M:Clause, Ref),
asserta(names(Ref, VarTerm)).
assertz_with_names(M:Clause, VarNames) :-
term_varnames(Clause, VarNames, VarTerm),
system:assertz(M:Clause, Ref),
asserta(names(Ref, VarTerm)).
term_varnames(Term, VarNames, VarTerm) :-
findall(Vars,
( term_variables(Term, Vars),
bind_names(VarNames)
),
[ VarList ]),
VarTerm =.. [ v | VarList ].
bind_names([]).
bind_names([Name=Var|T]) :-
Name=Var,
bind_names(T).
clause_with_names(M:Head, Body, VarNames) :-
clause(M:Head, Body, Ref),
( names(Ref, VarTerm)
-> term_variables((Head:-Body), Vars),
VarTerm =.. [v|NameList],
make_bindings(NameList, Vars, VarNames)
; VarNames = []
).
retract_with_names(M:Term, VarNames) :-
clause(M:Term, Ref),
erase(Ref),
( retract(names(Ref, VarTerm))
-> term_variables((Term), Vars),
VarTerm =.. [v|NameList],
make_bindings(NameList, Vars, VarNames)
; VarNames = []
).
make_bindings([], [], []).
make_bindings([Name|NT], [Var|VT], [Name=Var|BT]) :-
make_bindings(NT, VT, BT).
%% predicate_type(:PI, -Type) is det.
%
% True when Type describes the type of PI. Note that the value
% =linear= seems to mean you can use clause/2 on it, which is true
% for any SWI-Prolog predicate that is defined. Therefore, we use
% it for any predicate that is defined.
predicate_type(M:Name/Arity, Type) :-
functor(Head, Name, Arity),
Pred = M:Head,
( ( predicate_property(Pred, built_in)
; predicate_property(Pred, foreign)
)
-> Type = builtin
; predicate_property(Pred, imported_from(_))
-> Type = imported
; predicate_property(Pred, dynamic)
-> Type = linear
; control(Head)
-> Type = control
; Name == call
-> Type = control
; current_predicate(M:Name/Arity)
-> Type = linear
; Type = undefined
).
control((_,_)).
control((_;_)).
control((_->_)).
control((_*->_)).
control((!)).
%% current_visible(@Module, @PredicateIndicator).
%
% FIXME check with documentation
current_visible(Module, Name/Arity) :-
atom(Name), integer(Arity), !,
functor(Head, Name, Arity),
predicate_property(Module:Head, visible).
current_visible(Module, Name/Arity) :-
predicate_property(Module:Head, visible),
functor(Head, Name, Arity).
%% current_signal(?Signal, ?Mode) is nondet.
%
% True when Mode is the current mode for handling Signal. Modes
% are =on=, =off=, =default=, =ignore=. Signals are =abort=,
% =alarm=, =interrupt=, =pipe=, =quit=, =termination=, =user_1=
% and =user_2=.
%
% @tbd Implement
current_signal(_,_) :- fail.
%% digit(+A).
%
% Is the character A a digit [0-9]
digit(A) :-
char_type(A, digit).
%% letter(+A).
%
% Is the character A a letter [A-Za-z]
letter(A) :-
char_type(A, alpha).
/*******************************
* ARITHMETIC *
*******************************/
:- arithmetic_function(system:time/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:trunc/1).
:- arithmetic_function(system:ln/1).
:- arithmetic_function(system:minint/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:maxint/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:dbsize/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:dbused/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:ssize/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:gused/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:lused/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:tused/0).
:- arithmetic_function(system:sinh/1).
:- arithmetic_function(system:cosh/1).
system:time(Time) :-
get_time(GetTime),
Time is round(GetTime). % Time in seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
system:trunc(Val, Trunc) :-
Trunc is truncate(Val).
system:ln(Val, Log) :-
Log is log(Val).
system:minint(MinInt) :-
MinInt is -1<<31.
system:maxint(MaxInt) :-
MaxInt is 1<<31 - 1.
system:dbsize(0).
system:dbused(0).
system:ssize(Size) :-
statistics(globallimit, Size).
system:gused(Size) :-
statistics(globalused, Size).
system:lused(Size) :-
statistics(localused, Size).
system:tused(Size) :-
statistics(trailused, Size).
%% sinh(Val)
%
% Hyperbolic sine: sinh = (e^x - e^-x) / 2
system:sinh(Val, Sinh) :-
Sinh is ((exp(Val) - exp(-Val)) / 2).
%% cosh(Val)
%
% Hyperbolic cosine: cosh = (e^x + e^-x) / 2
system:cosh(Val, Cosh) :-
Cosh is ((exp(Val) + exp(-Val)) / 2).
/*******************************
* MESSAGES *
*******************************/
prolog:message(ifprolog_format(IFC)) -->
[ 'Unknown specifier for write_formatted/3: ~c'-[IFC] ].
/*******************************
* COLOUR SUPPORT *
*******************************/
:- multifile
prolog_colour:style/2,
prolog_colour:goal_colours/2.
prolog_colour:goal_colours(meta(_),
ifprolog-[predicates]).
prolog_colour:goal_colours(private(_),
ifprolog-[predicates]).
prolog_colour:goal_colours(import(Module,_),
ifprolog-[module(Module),predicates]).
prolog_colour:goal_colours(begin_module(Module),
ifprolog-[module(Module)]).
prolog_colour:goal_colours(end_module(Module),
ifprolog-[module(Module)]).
prolog_colour:goal_colours(end_module,
ifprolog-[]).
prolog_colour:goal_colours(nonotify,
ifprolog-[]).
prolog_colour:style(goal(ifprolog,_), [ colour(blue), background(lightcyan) ]).
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