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Vítor Santos Costa 2015-03-04 09:59:05 +00:00
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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ arrays. these arrays are allocated in the stack, and disppear in
backtracking. Matrices are available by loading the library
`library(matrix)`. They are multimensional objects of type:
+ <tt>terms</tt>: Prolog terms
+ <tt>terms</tt>: Prolog terms
+ <tt>ints</tt>: bounded integers, represented as an opaque term. The
maximum integer depends on hardware, but should be obtained from the
@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ predicate or through an <tt>R</tt>-inspired access notation (that uses the ciao
style extension to `[]`). Examples include:
+ Access the second row, third column of matrix <tt>X</tt>. Indices start from
+ Access the second row, third column of matrix <tt>X</tt>. Indices start from
`0`,
~~~~
_E_ <== _X_[2,3]
@ -809,23 +809,23 @@ index(I..J, _M, [I|O] ) :- !,
index(I:J, _M, [I|O] ) :- !,
I1 is I, J1 is J,
once( foldl(inc, O, I1, J1) ).
index(I+J, _M, O ) :- !,
index(I+J, M, O ) :- !,
index(I, M, I1),
index(J, M, J1),
add_index(I1, J1, O).
index(I-J, _M, O ) :- !,
index(I-J, M, O ) :- !,
index(I, M, I1),
index(J, M, J1),
sub_index(I1, J1, O).
index(I*J, _M, O ) :- !,
index(I*J, M, O ) :- !,
index(I, M, I1),
index(J, M, J1),
O is I1*J1.
index(I div J, _M, O ) :- !,
index(I div J, M, O ) :- !,
index(I, M, I1),
index(J, M, J1),
O is I1 div J1.
index(I rem J, _M, O ) :- !,
index(I rem J, M, O ) :- !,
index(I, M, I1),
index(J, M, J1),
O is I1 rem J1.
@ -1387,4 +1387,3 @@ ints(A,B,O) :-
( A > B -> O = [] ; O = [A|L], A1 is A+1, ints(A1,B,L) ).
zero(_, 0).