SWI-Prolog how to reload workspace?
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I am using standard editor that came with SWI-Prolog. I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear. Is there short cut for it? I can surely close and re-open editor, but wonder if there is faster way?
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I am using standard editor that came with SWI-Prolog. I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear. Is there short cut for it? I can surely close and re-open editor, but wonder if there is faster way?
prolog reload workspace
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I am using standard editor that came with SWI-Prolog. I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear. Is there short cut for it? I can surely close and re-open editor, but wonder if there is faster way?
prolog reload workspace
asked Nov 9 at 19:25
user1700890
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I am using standard editor that came with SWI-Prolog. I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear. Is there short cut for it? I can surely close and re-open editor, but wonder if there is faster way?
prolog reload workspace
prolog reload workspace
asked Nov 9 at 19:25
user1700890
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asked Nov 9 at 19:25
user1700890
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asked Nov 9 at 19:25
user1700890
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asked Nov 9 at 19:25
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I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear.
IMO to clean a complex environment is not really doable in SWI-Prolog. The database is global, by design, and removing parts of a loaded state is not easy.
But you can store the step used when setup your workspace in ~/.swiplrc, to reconstruct your experience when (re)starting the environment. For instance, in my own, I have
...
user:file_search_path(carlo, '/home/carlo/prolog').
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
d :- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
...
Then, if I 'query' ?- d., SWI-Prolog opens an editor on read_trace_php.pl.
If I wrote in my .swiplrc the directive
:- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
then any time I launched swipl I would get the editor ready.
Facts of the form
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
are handy to define the 'include path' required by your project.
You can edit your .swiplrc from > Settings > User init file ...
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I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear.
IMO to clean a complex environment is not really doable in SWI-Prolog. The database is global, by design, and removing parts of a loaded state is not easy.
But you can store the step used when setup your workspace in ~/.swiplrc, to reconstruct your experience when (re)starting the environment. For instance, in my own, I have
...
user:file_search_path(carlo, '/home/carlo/prolog').
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
d :- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
...
Then, if I 'query' ?- d., SWI-Prolog opens an editor on read_trace_php.pl.
If I wrote in my .swiplrc the directive
:- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
then any time I launched swipl I would get the editor ready.
Facts of the form
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
are handy to define the 'include path' required by your project.
You can edit your .swiplrc from > Settings > User init file ...
answered Nov 10 at 9:27
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I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear.
IMO to clean a complex environment is not really doable in SWI-Prolog. The database is global, by design, and removing parts of a loaded state is not easy.
But you can store the step used when setup your workspace in ~/.swiplrc, to reconstruct your experience when (re)starting the environment. For instance, in my own, I have
...
user:file_search_path(carlo, '/home/carlo/prolog').
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
d :- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
...
Then, if I 'query' ?- d., SWI-Prolog opens an editor on read_trace_php.pl.
If I wrote in my .swiplrc the directive
:- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
then any time I launched swipl I would get the editor ready.
Facts of the form
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
are handy to define the 'include path' required by your project.
You can edit your .swiplrc from > Settings > User init file ...
answered Nov 10 at 9:27
CapelliC
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I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear.
IMO to clean a complex environment is not really doable in SWI-Prolog. The database is global, by design, and removing parts of a loaded state is not easy.
But you can store the step used when setup your workspace in ~/.swiplrc, to reconstruct your experience when (re)starting the environment. For instance, in my own, I have
...
user:file_search_path(carlo, '/home/carlo/prolog').
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
d :- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
...
Then, if I 'query' ?- d., SWI-Prolog opens an editor on read_trace_php.pl.
If I wrote in my .swiplrc the directive
:- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
then any time I launched swipl I would get the editor ready.
Facts of the form
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
are handy to define the 'include path' required by your project.
You can edit your .swiplrc from > Settings > User init file ...
answered Nov 10 at 9:27
CapelliC
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I would like to reload workspace, so that all prior assertions and knowledge base would disappear.
IMO to clean a complex environment is not really doable in SWI-Prolog. The database is global, by design, and removing parts of a loaded state is not easy.
But you can store the step used when setup your workspace in ~/.swiplrc, to reconstruct your experience when (re)starting the environment. For instance, in my own, I have
...
user:file_search_path(carlo, '/home/carlo/prolog').
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
d :- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
...
Then, if I 'query' ?- d., SWI-Prolog opens an editor on read_trace_php.pl.
If I wrote in my .swiplrc the directive
:- cd('/home/carlo/prolog'), portray_text(true), edit(read_trace_php).
then any time I launched swipl I would get the editor ready.
Facts of the form
user:file_search_path(scxml, carlo(scxml)).
are handy to define the 'include path' required by your project.
You can edit your .swiplrc from > Settings > User init file ...
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