I’ve been looking into some classical problems in prolog recently and stumbled upon the 8queens problem in this SWISH notebook: https://swish.swi-prolog.org/example/clpfd_queens.pl.
The problem is that I can’t apparently access the clpfd library from SWISH and, while that seems strange to me since I found the example in a SWISH notebook, i can’t find any way to solve the issue.
To keep users from using the Prolog code to hack into the site, the code is run in a sandbox and in the sandbox only certain predicates are allowed thus the error message.
No permission to call sandboxed <predicate>
Apparently the problem has occurred before and can be fixed with restarting SWISH but I don’t have that ability.
so there’s no way i’m running that code online, right?. Would Installing SWISH locally solve the issue? I really like the editor and would be a real shame if i had to drop it.
From what I read it should work online once SWISH is restarted and when Jan sees this post he will restart SWISH. Jan usually visits the sites a few times a day but less often on weekends.
yes i mean of course it’s easier but i really like SWISH’s whole graphical interface, the fact that highlights the text in the knowledge base while executing the trace/0 command etc…
I really wanted to use SWISH that’s why i posted this thread in the first place.
