Then I might suggest a GProlog-driven "source code beautifier", which
converts all occurrences,
outside of double quotes, of nation-specific characters into a three-symbol
representation.
And this code beautifier be processing your source code prior to
compilation.
You only need conversion rules for your own native language, polish, but if
I might illustrate
what I mean, I will show you my sketch to a program with facts for
Danish/Swedish/Norvegian:
prc(["æ"],["a","e"]).
prc(["Æ"],["A","E"]).
prc(["ø"],["o","e"]).
prc(["Ø"],["O","E"]).
prc(["å"],["a","a"]).
prc(["Å"],["A","A"]).
When I get alittle longer with this idea, I shall upload the rules for this
program to the newsgroup, and you will be able to customize it to Polish.
Regards to all who read this.
David Kommar
david k at vip dot cybercity dot dk
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Dear Federico.
The GNU Prolog compiler is a piece of systems programmature. On systems
level of operation,
only 127 ASCII symbols are acceptable as throughput.
? I'm not sure this is a fair assessment. If you need programmic
stability,
Gprolog is it.
Dhu
I recommend you to use Strawberry Prolog, which use both ___, ___, and
many more nation-
specific letters.
Strawberry Prolog is for free for your personal use, and is on
www.dobrev.com I think.
Regards
David Kommar
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Come posso far visualizzare all'interprete le lettere accetate? (_, _ _
,_.......)
Why gnu prolog inepreter don't display _ _ _ _ _ . . . . .. ?
Grazie.
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Come posso far visualizzare all'interprete le lettere accetate? (_, _ _
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