Re: how to debug, not understanding safe_primitive

The documentation needs more work, but for the Prolog side of things,
some of them are here:

http://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?section=pengine-libs

For the JS side, you may want to check out pengines.js for all the detail.

Here's a "fully loaded" pengine.object:

                var pengine = new Pengine({
                    oncreate: handleCreate,
                    onsuccess: handleSuccess,
                    onfailure: handleFailure,
                    onstop, handleStop,
                    onerror:   handleError,
                    onprompt: handlePrompt,
                    onoutput: handleOutput,
                    onabort: handleAbort,
                    ondestroy: handleDestroy
                });

So yes, there is an "onfailure".

Hope that helps.

Best,
Torbjörn


On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 6:08 PM, Anne Ogborn <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there some documentation somehwhere of the possible members of the object
> passed to new Pengine?
>
>
>             var pengine = new Pengine({
>                 oncreate: handleCreate,
>                 onsuccess: handleSuccess,
>                 onerror: handleSuccess         % <= here, borrowing
> handleSuccess...
>             });
>
>
> And is there a separate one for failure?  e.g. in more realistic world
> the simple.html example would want to do something when q ran out of solutions.



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