#\ is not parsed correctly
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triska commented
With the following program:
:- use_module(library(clpz)).
I get:
?- #\ 0. error(syntax_error(missing_quote),read_term/3:3), unexpected. true. % expected
triska commented
I think the issue is the backslash (\
). For example, with:
:- use_module(library(lists)). :- use_module(library(lambda)).
I get:
?- maplist(\a^true, Ls). error(syntax_error(unexpected_char),read_term_from_chars/3:0).
Expected:
?- maplist(\a^true, Ls). Ls = [] ; Ls = "a" ; Ls = "aa" ; Ls = "aaa" ; ... .
aarroyoc commented
Sorry for the delay. This should be fixed now
triska commented
Thank you a lot!