Re: Is Prolog a good language for generating semi-random, constrained solutions?

> I'm not sure how fair it is to hold Prolog hardly be held accountable for
shortcomings that would be as true, if not more true, with all other
options.

Oh, I agree, and I'm certainly not throwing any blame at Prolog: I think
this is just a fundamental issue with the problem domain. PL has certainly
proven well-equipped for specifying the constraints in an elegant manner,
and my current system does seem to work. I had just been wondering if I was
missing some ingenious ninja-level Prolog moves that could make things even
better.
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