Sample Programs

Hi,

I am new to SWI-Prolog and I was reading the manual but lot of points were
somewhat unclear to me.

I was wondering if we have some tutorial, specific to SWI-Prolog that have
examples on how to access files, read & write, using XML with SWI etc.

Alternatives a lot of example programs would also serve the purpose.

Thanks in advance,

Nikhil

Nikhil Barthwal a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I am new to SWI-Prolog and I was reading the manual but lot of points were
> somewhat unclear to me.
>
> I was wondering if we have some tutorial, specific to SWI-Prolog that have
> examples on how to access files, read & write, using XML with SWI etc.
>
> Alternatives a lot of example programs would also serve the purpose.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Nikhil"
Have a look into the Patrick blackburn's and Johan Boss "Learn Prolog now"

http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~kris/learn-prolog-now



have fun


Djamé

In article <f1ff057b.0411281213.4ed88bd3@posting.google.com>,
Nikhil Barthwal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to SWI-Prolog and I was reading the manual but lot of points were
> somewhat unclear to me.
>
> I was wondering if we have some tutorial, specific to SWI-Prolog that have
> examples on how to access files, read & write, using XML with SWI etc.
>
> Alternatives a lot of example programs would also serve the purpose.

My advice would be to start with a proper Prolog textbook.  The `best'
one depends on your style and experience.  Bratko is often referenced.
Handling XML comes next.  First and most important step is to get the
basics of Prolog.

Success --- Jan

Thanks Jan and Djame for your advice. I have been programming in Turbo
Prolog/Visual Prolog and now want to switch to SWI System. Hence I do
not want to go though basic Prolog material like Fact, Rules, Backtracking
etc. which most of it I already know but rather something very specific
to SWI and more on how to use the system than learn in general on what Prolo
g
is.

Could someone have a specific pointer to SWI (Other than reference manual)?

Thanks,

Nikhil


> My advice would be to start with a proper Prolog textbook.  The `best'
> one depends on your style and experience.  Bratko is often referenced.
> Handling XML comes next.  First and most important step is to get the
> basics of Prolog.
>
> 	Success --- Jan