IDE/Editor for SWI-Prolog?

And if you do not “live” in a particular editor, try not specifying one and use the default built-in Emacs clone. It surely has disadvantages, but also quite a few goodies such as a lot of analysis on the fly on your code and context menus on predicate and calls to jump there, get info, etc.

You can even make it do what you want by extending a mode using Prolog code :slight_smile:

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