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- From: amziod@world.std.com (Dennis C Merritt)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
- Subject: Re: Reading text files in Prolog
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- Date: 27 Jan 93 01:24:15 GMT
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- This is a yucchy part of Prolog. The best thing is to use the read_in/1
- predicate defined in Clocksin & Mellish, if you can still get a copy. It
- seems to be out of print. It lets you define how you want to parse the
- text input, whether to get lines, sentences, what is white space, etc.
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- If you have trouble finding it I can send it to you via mail
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- Dennis Merritt
- Amziod, PO Box 273, Stow, MA 01775
- Tel 508/897-7332, FAX 508/897-2784, amziod@world.std.com
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