Re: [m-users.] Problem with DCG producing false negative

On Mon, Oct 17, 2022 at 5:44 AM Razetime <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I have created the following predicate tls to match lines that satisfy
> the conditions given in Advent of Code Day 7:
> https://adventofcode.com/2016/day/7 (Spoilers)
>
> For some reason during testing ,the DCG fails when given
> L="fslvgbiibdkhchajyb[zpbhqrokrbfuqrowop]gqqzoqvfsdfcjcdurrs[xhqfcfytbbekivnvod]jxjwuxivnyhppvfhaol[evfnrmrjnnhychtpv]emiyjcjsnojxexs",
> tls(X,Y,to_char_list(L),[])
> and I am not sure why it is giving that result. What is done wrong here?

I can see one clause that is most likely incorrect, but it depends on
your intended meaning for tls/4.

Perhaps you can state the intended meaning, that is, the relationship
you want to hold between the four arguments of tls? (The other
predicates are clear enough.) Then we may be able to explain the
unexpected result.

Mark

>
> :- pred tls(list(cl)::out,list(cl)::out,cl::in,cl::out) is nondet.
> tls([X],[])        --> {alp(X)},seq(X).
> tls([X0|X],[Y0|Y]) --> {alp(X0),alp(Y0),\+abba(Y0)},
>
> seq(X0),['['],seq(Y0),[']'],tls(X,Y),{any_true(abba,[X0|X])}.
>
> :- pred seq(list(T),list(T),list(T)).
> :- mode seq(out,in,out) is multi.
> seq([])     --> [].
> seq([E|Es]) --> [E], seq(Es).
>
> :- pred alp(cl::in) is semidet.
> alp(L):-all_true(is_alpha,L).
>
> :- pred abba(cl::in) is semidet.
> abba([A,B,B,A|L]):-A\=B.
> abba([_,A,B,C|L]):-abba([A,B,C|L]).
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