Hello,
max_list only work with integers.
Here you have to use FD constraints (like #= and the functor max/2).
lmax([X|L], M) :-
lmax1(L, X, M).
lmax1([], X, X).
lmax1([Y|L], X, M) :-
M1 #= max(X, Y),
lmax1(L, M1, M).
Daniel
Le 24/05/2013 16:23, Georgios Samaras a écrit :
I have a list, which, for N = 5 (for instance), it is like this:
[3*(1-_#0(0..1)),2*(1-_#18(0..1)),1*(1-_#36(0..1)),4*(1-_#54(0..1)),2*(1-_#72(0..1))].
I am working on a finite domain constraint environment and I tried this
max_list(MaxFilter, M0),
and I got this error (since the variable does not have a value at this
moment)
uncaught exception: error(type_error(evaluable,_#4195373(0..1)),(=<)/2)
In Eclipse, I would use eval and in SWI, I used this predicate
lmax([H|T], X):-
foldl(max_, T, H, Exp),
X #= Exp.
max_(E, X, max(E, X)).
but I did not find any equiivalent of foldl in GNU.
What should I do? Any ideas? I am stuck and I have been searching the
whole internet for days...
//G. Samaras
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