Ok, thank you. So no bug at all, great! Daniel Diaz schrieb:
Hi,can you give me the exact error message for X = `\` ? If it is | ?- X = `\`. uncaught exception: error(syntax_error('user_input:1 (char:8) expression expected or previous operator needs brackets'),read_term/3)it is due to the fact \ is also an operator and thus needs to be put inside ( ) as an argument of another operator (here it is =). Use instead:| ?- X = (`\`). X = \ Daniel
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