37 lines
739 B
Scheme
37 lines
739 B
Scheme
;This is a very trivial program. In Prolog, it would be:
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;
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; city(amsterdam).
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; city(brussels).
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; country(holland).
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; country(belgium).
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(define %city
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(lambda (x)
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(%or (%= x 'amsterdam)
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(%= x 'brussels))))
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(define %country
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(lambda (x)
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(%or (%= x 'holland)
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(%= x 'belgium))))
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;For a more Prolog-style syntax, you can rewrite the same thing,
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;using the `%rel' macro, as the following:
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'(define %city
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(%rel ()
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(('amsterdam))
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(('brussels))))
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'(define %country
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(%rel ()
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(('holland))
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(('belgium))))
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;Typical easy queries:
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;
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; (%which (x) (%city x)) succeeds twice
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; (%which (x) (%country x)) succeeds twice
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; (%which () (%city 'amsterdam)) succeeds
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; (%which () (%country 'amsterdam)) fails
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