> Thanks, I believe Python is the solution I was looking for.
But if you really wanted to use Prolog, surely Python is quite far
from that? Or is there some extension or whatever to Python that
allows one to write Prolog-like clauses, a Python-hosted Prolog in a
way?
(Apparently, yes, there are s
js,
Thanks, I believe Python is the solution I was looking for.
- Ryan
--- On Thu, 12/3/09, Joao S. O. Bueno wrote:
From: Joao S. O. Bueno
Subject: Re: [Gimp-developer] Gimp <-> prolog interface
To: "Ryan Eisele"
Cc: gimp-developer@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu
Date: Thursday,
Hi Ryan -
I strongly suggest you learn python instead, and us it for your
scripts, instead.
It attends eveeryone of yoru requisites:
- no dealing with pointers or memory allocation/deallocation
- gimp data structures are provided as high level objects
- the language syntax even allows for a funci
Hi Ryan,
> I want to write some plug-ins in Prolog.
[...]
>
> I want to be able to deal with the input and output in the form of a Prolog
[...]
> Preferring to work in Prolog I need some help from a C programmer to write
> this plug-in. I'd appreciate any help from someone who has written a
>
I want to write some plug-ins in Prolog. I don't want to deal with any C
pointers, while-loops or if-thens. Although the code below doesn't make use of
it, I want to make use of Prolog backtracking in order to find a correct
solution through trial-and-error, such as filling a region with a tex
