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'lo Pieter |
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Thanks for taking a look! |
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> However I saw the following warning: |
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> WARNING: The cut doesn't work well in the current PyLog version |
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Ah, but as usual with these open source things the next line is |
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"Any collaboration is welcome ;-)" .. perhaps your prolog zen is |
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deep enough to disolve the difficulty the PyLog devs saw :] |
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> I was under the impression that prolog has very few dependencies |
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> and is able to interact with most languages (including python), |
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My concern as a relative outsider is just that I love to be able |
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to browse the source of the glue that holds my system together, |
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namely portage, with some chance of understanding it .. which is |
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way higher with Python than with Prolog .. that said, PyLog parses |
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Prolog .. so much for that idea I guess. |
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Regards, |
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Jean Jordaan |
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http://www.upfrontsystems.co.za |
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