I’m a beginner in SWI-Prolog and I am trying to get multiple solutions from a query. For example, test(1, 1). test(1, 2). test(2, 1). test(2, 2). ?- test(X, Y). X = Y, Y = 1 ; X = 1, Y = 2 ; X = 2, Y = 1 ; X = Y, Y = 2. However, I have to press semicolon to get the next solution and it’s inconve…

Some newbie questions (e.g. how to get at most N solutions, what is template? what is @, :, +, - in arguments)

EricGT November 5, 2021, 12:37pm 17

You might find this of value, someday.

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