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Saving a Window Layout Select Save from the Setup menu to record a window layout in a disk file. By default. this file is called PROLOGSYS and if changes are saved in this file, the new window formats will be used whenever the system is booted. To avoid erasing the supplied defaults or to keep several window configurations filed away, the new settings should be saved under a different name, for example WINDOWS I.SYS. To use a different layout, select Read from the Setup window. 16 <strong>Turbo</strong> <strong>Prolog</strong> Owner's Handbook
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The Order of Evaluation of Arithmet
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Exercise Turbo Prolog has a built-i
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clauses readlist([HITl readlist([l)
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Table 7-1 Monochrome Display Adapte
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Read and Write With Windows The sta
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SCREEN-BASED INPUT AND OUTPUT The b
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Table 8-4 The Computer as Piano Not
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existFile(DosFileName) This predica
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it_is(carnivore) if positive(does,e
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PROTOTYPING: A SIMPLE ROUTING PROBL
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1* Program 53 *1 domains room symbo
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Given the goal xor(Input1,Input2,Ou
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Correspondingly, we must find and r
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If a key has been pressed since the
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3. The unique type system in Turbo
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domains global domains database pre
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Predicate Declarations Sections tha
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DYNAMIC DATABASES IN TURBO PROLOG B
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Step 3. Create, edit, and save the
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manual. Information is passed to an
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String Handling frontchar(String.Fr
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containing this call. This predicat
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etract( (fact) ) (dbasedom) : (i) D
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system(DosCommandString) (i) Sends
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(name)s must start with a letter or
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Goal Section Terms
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CONTENTS OF THE FILE PLINK.BAT 210
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Example No. Meaning Value 20 Dialog
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domain Specifies the types of value
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standard type (of domain) A domain
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F File Directory access to, I 62 fo
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