Re: streams

Vic, Alexandre,

Dunno why, but these methods seem to work. I have no idea why the method I 
showed doesn't, but this helps. I'm going to, i think, need to have to tie 
prolog and c together, later in the semester. When that happens, I'll be 
asking for help again... I hope I can count on you!

Thanks, and in advance as well,
Cliff

On 9/5/05, Vic Bancroft <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Cliff Bender wrote:
> 
> >I'd like some help trying to understand the use of streams.
> >
> Hurrms, not sure what is broken w/ your example, however, I tend to use
> the format construct.
> 
> $ gprolog
> GNU Prolog 1.2.18
> By Daniel Diaz
> Copyright (C) 1999-2004 Daniel Diaz
> | ?- assertz(p(1)), assertz(p(2)).
> 
> yes
> | ?- open('out.log', write, H), (p(X), format(H, "p(~w) ~n", [X]),
> fail; close(H)), !.
> 
> H = '$stream'(2)
> 
> (1 ms) yes
> | ?- system('cat out.log').
> p(1)
> p(2)
> 
> (1 ms) yes
> 
> This explicit indication of the target stream is useful in context where
> there is more than one and it also gives you more control over what is
> sent to the stream . . .
> 
> more,
> l8r,
> v
> 
> --
> "The future is here. It's just not evenly distributed yet."
> -- William Gibson, quoted by Whitfield Diffie
> 
>

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