Right now I’m using Tau-Prolog for running Prolog in the browser, but if anyone should be able to make a nice, stable WASM-package of SWI-Prolog, I would be very very interested -would love to start playing with ways of formulating constraints in a visual way!
It will probably happen pretty soon, though sadly I’m not competent to even try making one myself
Yes, there is a comment-shape, that you can use to add descriptive text in. Presently, they just lie around without being connected to any other shape. I just had an idea, though - i wanted to avoid a unnecessary number of connections, since I would find it a bit distracting with an extra visible connection for something that is just a comment -but; I think i could make it so that the content shape Can have a connection to another shape, but this connection will only be visible when you are hovering the mouse nearby.
Having a connection to the comment shape would make it possible to also put the comment in the correct place, in the generated Prolog code, which can of course be interesting
