Changeset 1195

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07/27/04 19:20:43 (4 years ago)
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pmoura
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Corrected typos.

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  • trunk/BIBLIOGRAPHY

    r1102 r1195  
    1010    author = "Paulo Moura", 
    1111    title = "{Logtalk - Design of an Object-Oriented Logic Programming Language}", 
    12     school = "Departament of Informatics, University of Beira Interior, Portugal", 
     12    school = "Department of Informatics, University of Beira Interior, Portugal", 
    1313    month = sep, 
    1414    year = 2003, 
    … …  
    3030    author = "Paulo Moura", 
    3131    title = "{Porting Prolog: Notes on porting a Prolog program to 22 Prolog compilers or the relevance of the ISO Prolog standard}", 
    32     journal = "Assotiation of Logic Programming Newsletter", 
     32    journal = "Association of Logic Programming Newsletter", 
    3333    volume = 12, 
    3434    number = 2, 

  • trunk/configs/NOTES

    r1172 r1195  
    2525 
    2626    If a config file for your favorite Prolog is not available, use this  
    27     file to write one. For each predicate in the file, see if it is builtin  
     27    file to write one. For each predicate in the file, see if it is built-in  
    2828    in your Prolog, available in a library, or if you can write a better  
    2929    definition. 
    … …  
    3737    ALS bug in operator handling that make calls like "\+ ::Pred" be  
    3838    interpreted like "::(\+ Pred)" instead of "\+ (::Pred)". A workaround is  
    39     to replace all occurences of "\+ ::Pred" by "\+ (::Pred)" and all  
    40     occurences of "\+ Obj::Pred" by "\+ (Obj::Pred)". Please report any other  
     39    to replace all occurrences of "\+ ::Pred" by "\+ (::Pred)" and all  
     40    occurrences of "\+ Obj::Pred" by "\+ (Obj::Pred)". Please report any other  
    4141    problems that you might find. Don't forget to use the cd/1 predicate to  
    4242    set the working directory before loading the library or an example. Consult  
    … …  
    6363 
    6464    For B-Prolog 4.0 or 5.0. 
    65     The (Logtalk) predicates lgt_current_date/3 and lgt_current_time/3  
     65    The (Logtalk) predicates '$lgt_current_date'/3 and '$lgt_current_time'/3  
    6666    have dummy definitions. Don't forget to use the chdir/1 predicate to  
    6767    set the working directory before loading the library or an example. 
    … …  
    111111    must edit the contents of the file ciao.config to match your operating  
    112112    system (the include directives arguments are file paths that differ  
    113     between operating systems). The definition of the lgt_predicate_property/2  
     113    between operating systems). The definition of the '$lgt_predicate_property'/2  
    114114    in file ciao_aux.config is a bit of a hack, but should enable you to run  
    115115    the Logtalk companion examples and to try out your own Logtalk programs.  
    … …  
    209209    LPA bug in operator handling that make calls like "\+ ::Pred" be  
    210210    interpreted like "::(\+ Pred)" instead of "\+ (::Pred)". A workaround is  
    211     to replace all occurences of "\+ ::Pred" by "\+ (::Pred)"; (2) If you call  
     211    to replace all occurrences of "\+ ::Pred" by "\+ (::Pred)"; (2) If you call  
    212212    the \+ operator in your code the writeq/1 built-in don't always output a  
    213213    space after the operator resulting in calls like "\+(...)". Because \+ is  
    … …  
    273273 
    274274    Qu-Prolog 6.4 does not support floats. In order to compile the Logtalk  
    275     library and the Logtalk examplex you will need to replace all occurrences  
     275    library and the Logtalk examples you will need to replace all occurrences  
    276276    of floats by either integers or (quoted) atoms. In Unix-like systems, you 
    277277    may perform the changes by running the following commands: 
    … …  
    322322     
    323323    For versions 3.8.x~3.11.x. The config file sets the flag language to  
    324     iso, but that is only recomended and should not be needed to run Logtalk. 
     324    iso, but that is only recommended and should not be needed to run Logtalk. 
    325325    No problems expected although not fully tested. Don't forget to use the  
    326326    SICStus working_directory/2 predicate to set the working directory before  
    … …  
    397397 
    398398    The write_canonical/2 predicates may output code that in some instances  
    399     can not be readed back with read_term/3. If you receive a syntax error  
     399    can not be read back with read_term/3. If you receive a syntax error  
    400400    while loading a Logtalk compiled file we will have to fix the problem by  
    401401    editing the file (the Prolog output, not the Logtalk source). Don't  

  • trunk/examples/dcgs/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    2727        parsing of URLs, decomposing them in components 
    2828    shell 
    29         parsing of coomand-line shell commands 
     29        parsing of command-line shell commands 
    3030    faa 
    3131        command language DCG example (see below for original source) 

  • trunk/examples/dynpred/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    1919 
    2020    root 
    21         root of the protoype hierarchy; declares and defines a public, 
     21        root of the prototype hierarchy; declares and defines a public, 
    2222        dynamic predicate 
    2323    descendant 

  • trunk/examples/errors/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    2222 
    2323Note that the warnings and errors that you will get while compiling  
    24 your files depend on your compiler options (setted explicitly as  
     24your files depend on your compiler options (defined explicitly as  
    2525parameters in the logtalk_compile/2 or logtalk_load/2 built-in  
    2626predicates or by default in your configuration file). 

  • trunk/examples/symdiff/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    1212 
    1313You will also need to load the library hierarchies_loader file. 
    14 Alternatively, you may load the library all-loader file to load  
     14Alternatively, you may load the library all_loader file to load  
    1515all library entities. 
    1616 
    … …  
    2727    - only integers can be used as constants. 
    2828 
    29 This example is still incomplete. For example, using sum distribuition  
     29This example is still incomplete. For example, using sum distribution  
    3030property to simplify expressions is not yet implemented.  

  • trunk/manuals/index.html

    r1179 r1195  
    99<head> 
    1010    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /> 
    11     <title>Logtalk 2.19.0 Documentation</title> 
     11    <title>Logtalk 2.19.1 Documentation</title> 
    1212    <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css" type="text/css" /> 
    1313</head> 
    … …  
    1919</div> 
    2020 
    21 <h1>Logtalk 2.19.0 Documentation</h1> 
     21<h1>Logtalk 2.19.1 Documentation</h1> 
    2222 
    2323<ul> 
    … …  
    3838 
    3939<div class="footer"> 
    40 <p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 23, 2004</span></p> 
     40<p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 28, 2004</span></p> 
    4141</div> 
    4242 

  • trunk/manuals/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    1111Starting with version 2.6.0, all the pages conform to the HTML 4.01  
    1212Strict W3C Standard. In a future version, they will also be XHTML 1.0  
    13 ready. You can change the appearence of the pages by changing the  
     13ready. You can change the appearance of the pages by changing the  
    1414included styles.css cascade style sheet file. Needless to say, the  
    1515manual pages look better in recent web browser releases that support  

  • trunk/manuals/tutorial/attributes.html

    r1178 r1195  
    3939</p> 
    4040<p> 
    41 We do not want to encapsulate these predicates in an object. Why? Because they are a set of usefull, closely related, predicates that may be used by several, unrelated, objects. If defined at an object level, we would be constrained to use inheritance in order to have the predicates available to other objects. Furthermore, this could force us to use multi-inheritance or to have some kind of generic root object containing all kinds of possible useful predicates. 
     41We do not want to encapsulate these predicates in an object. Why? Because they are a set of useful, closely related, predicates that may be used by several, unrelated, objects. If defined at an object level, we would be constrained to use inheritance in order to have the predicates available to other objects. Furthermore, this could force us to use multi-inheritance or to have some kind of generic root object containing all kinds of possible useful predicates. 
    4242</p> 
    4343<p> 
    … …  
    149149 
    150150<div class="footer"> 
    151 <p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 22, 2004</span></p> 
     151<p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 28, 2004</span></p> 
    152152</div> 
    153153</body> 

  • trunk/manuals/tutorial/index.html

    r1178 r1195  
    6262 
    6363<div class="footer"> 
    64 <p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 22, 2004</span></p> 
     64<p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 28, 2004</span></p> 
    6565</div> 
    6666</body> 

  • trunk/manuals/userman/index.html

    r1179 r1195  
    258258 
    259259<div class="footer"> 
    260 <p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 23, 2004</span></p> 
     260<p><span class="bleft"><a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer">XHTML</a> + <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer">CSS</a></span><span class="bright">Last updated on: July 28, 2004</span></p> 
    261261</div> 
    262262</body> 

  • trunk/QUICK_START

    r1151 r1195  
    8181 
    82826. Open the example SCRIPT file, which contains sample queries that you  
    83 may try by copying-and-pasting or draging-and-droping them on your Prolog  
     83may try by copying-and-pasting or dragging-and-droping them on your Prolog  
    8484interpreter top-level. 
    8585 

  • trunk/UPGRADING

    r1151 r1195  
    55Copyright (c) 1998-2004 Paulo Moura.  All Rights Reserved. 
    66================================================================= 
    7  
    87 
    98 

  • trunk/wenv/jedit/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    3131Note: 
    3232 
    33 You can costumized the templates for objects, caterories, and protocols  
     33You can customize the templates for objects, categories, and protocols  
    3434to use your name by default by changing the line that reads: 
    3535 

  • trunk/wenv/kate/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    88 
    99This directory contains files that provide syntax highlighting  
    10 for editing Logtalk source files with the KDE Kate and Kwrite  
     10for editing Logtalk source files with the KDE Kate and KWrite  
    1111text editors (http://kate.kde.org/). 
    1212 
    … …  
    2020    ~/.kde/share/apps/katepart/syntax/ 
    2121 
    22 and restart Kate and Kwrite. 
     22and restart Kate and KWrite. 
    2323 
    2424 

  • trunk/wenv/NOTES

    r1151 r1195  
    77 
    88 
    9 This directory contains files that provide syntax highlighting  
    10 and other editing services for writing Logtalk source files (*.lgt)  
    11 with common text editors. By default, Logtalk syntax highlighting is  
    12 also applied to config files (*.config). 
     9This directory contains files that provide syntax highlighting and  
     10other editing services for writing Logtalk source files (*.lgt) and  
     11metafiles (*.mlgt) with common text editors. By default, Logtalk  
     12syntax highlighting is also applied to config files (*.config). 

  • trunk/xml/NOTES

    r1181 r1195  
    115115    converted files. The title of the index.html file can be given as a parameter  
    116116    to the script. Edit the script to match your environment before running it  
    117     and to chose between HTML or XHTML output. Requires James Clarck XT XSLT  
     117    and to chose between HTML or XHTML output. Requires James Clark XT XSLT  
    118118    processor 20020426a or later version (http://www.jclark.com/xml/). 
    119119 
    … …  
    125125    converted files. The title of the index.html can be given as a parameter  
    126126    to the script. Edit the script to match your environment before running  
    127     it and to chose between HTML or XHTML output. Requires James Clarck XT  
     127    it and to chose between HTML or XHTML output. Requires James Clark XT  
    128128    XSLT processor 20020426a or later version (http://www.jclark.com/xml/). 
    129129 
    … …  
    133133    Sample DOS batch script to convert .xml files to .html files. Edit the  
    134134    script to match your environment before running it and to chose between  
    135     HTML or XHTML output. Requires James Clarck XT XSLT processor 20020426a  
     135    HTML or XHTML output. Requires James Clark XT XSLT processor 20020426a  
    136136    or later version (http://www.jclark.com/xml/). 
    137137