Allan Odgaard-2 wrote:
I think it is, if there are two versions in wide use. Generally we try to make as much as possible work for the user “out of the box”, so if that means having a command that check which version of prolog the user has, and use that, I am all for it :)
Ok, I'll do that patch later when I'll get some free time.
Allan Odgaard-2 wrote:
Is there btw any need for the Terminal window, i.e. does the Prolog compiler/runner require an interactive environment, or could we maybe make a nicer run command based on scriptmate and/or HTML output?
Yes, in a Prolog, you write a set of predicates in your code and then run the interactive shell to query those predicates. Thus, the terminal window is required.
Thanks
Guillaume Carbonneau