I was hacking around with core.logic, trying to implement a "bind var in
sub process".
So that this this succeeds:
(run [q]
(fresh[a]
(runsub [q] ;; will "export 'q" or "bind 'q in
caller context"
[(== a 1) (== q 1)]) ;; 'a will be bound only inside this
context
(lvaro a))) ;; 'a is not bind in caller context
(1)
I didn't want to do term replacement, so i figure i could run goals an
return the original substitution.
(fn[a]
(let[ a' (take* (reduce bind a goals))]
(magic-happens q a' a) ;; generate an mplus binding lvar q with a'
values inside a.
)
Anyway :D haha.
I found that, take* throws an exception because
> (let [x (lvar)
as (tramp (-> empty-s
((conde [(== x 1)]
[(== x 2)]))))
ls (take* as)]
ls)
(#object[clojure.core.logic.Substitutions 0x7c509c4b "{<lvar:28932>
1}"]*AbstractMethodError
clojure.lang.RT.seqFrom (RT.java:533)*
>
It happens because :
(deftype Substitutions
....
ITake
(take* [ this ] this) ;; why not seqable?
Seems easy to fix, but i bet there be code depending on return not being a
seqable.
(take* [ this ] [this])
Bye.
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