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Logtalk - Object oriented extension to Prolog
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Release 2.13.0
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Copyright (c) 1998-2002 Paulo Moura. All Rights Reserved.
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Quick start
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1. Open the manuals/index.html file with a web browser.
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2. Select the Tutorial link. This will provide you with a basic understanding
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of the main Logtalk concepts.
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3. Go back to the index.html file and select the User Manual link and then
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the Installing and running Logtalk link. This will provide you with a basic
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understanding of how to start Logtalk and compile and load Logtalk code.
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Assuming that Logtalk supports your Prolog compiler:
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1. Read the NOTES file in the configs sub-directory to check if any patch
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or workaround is needed for your compiler.
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2. Start your Prolog compiler.
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3. Compile and load the config file for your Prolog compiler.
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4. Compile and load the Logtalk pre-processor/runtime found in the compiler
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sub-directory.
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Note that both the configuration files and the compiler/pre-processor
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files are Prolog files. The predicate called to load these files depends
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on your Prolog compiler. In case of doubt, consult your Prolog compiler
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reference manual or take a look at the definition of the predicate
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lgt_load_prolog_code/1 in the configuration file.
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Now you can try some of the included examples:
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1. Open the examples sub-directory. There you find several sub-directories
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with ready to run examples and a NOTES file containing a brief description
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of each example. Select and open one of the examples sub-directory.
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3. Read the example NOTES file. Some examples are dependent on other examples
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or on library objects. You may need to load additional files before running
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the chosen example.
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4. Change the working directory of your Prolog compiler to the example
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directory. If you don't know what predicate to use, check the configs/NOTES
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file or your Prolog reference manual.
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5. Compile and load the file named <example name>.loader. This will compile
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and load all the example files. Note that the loader file is a Prolog file.
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6. Open the example SCRIPT file. One by one, copy&paste or drag&drop the
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queries in the file to your Prolog top-level.
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7. Enjoy!
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Ready to start writing your own programs?
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1. Take a look at the wenv sub-directory. There you will find syntax
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configuration files for popular text editors that enable syntax coloring
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when editing Logtalk source files.
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2. Create a sub-directory with a suitable name to hold all the files of your
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program.
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3. Copy to this sub-directory a *.loader file form one of the examples and
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modify it to load your own object files.
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