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--- This library defines a representation for Prolog programs.
--- It does not cover all aspects of Prolog but might be useful
--- for applications generating Prolog programs.
---
--- @author Michael Hanus
--- @version May 2017
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module Prolog.Types
  ( PlClause(..), PlGoal(..), PlTerm(..), plList )
 where

import Char(isAlphaNum,isLower)
import List(union,intercalate)

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-- Representation of Prolog programs:

--- A Prolog clause is either a program clause consisting of a head
--- and a body, or a directive or a query without a head.
data PlClause = PlClause String [PlTerm] [PlGoal]
              | PlDirective [PlGoal]
              | PlQuery [PlGoal]

--- A Prolog goal is a literal, a negated goal, or a conditional.
data PlGoal = PlLit String [PlTerm]
            | PlNeg [PlGoal]
            | PlCond [PlGoal] [PlGoal] [PlGoal]

--- A Prolog term is a variable, an atom, a number, or a structure.
data PlTerm = PlVar String
            | PlAtom String
            | PlInt Int
            | PlFloat Float
            | PlStruct String [PlTerm]

--- Constructs a Prolog list object from a list of Prolog terms.
plList :: [PlTerm] -> PlTerm
plList = foldr (\t ts -> PlStruct "." [t,ts]) (PlAtom "[]")

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