Hi I'm pretty new to Prolog,&nbsp; and just wanted to give a shout out and see who's on the mailing list.<br><br>ta'o(btw) genius idea to offer registering for mailing list just before downloading<br><br>ta'onai(returning to main point)
<br><br>I want to translate lOjban: an artificial human-to-human language; based on predicate logic; which is syntactically and semantically unambiguous into prolog. So it would be possible to create lOjban programs.<br>.a'o(hope) You feel as much .ai(intent) as I do, at being able to think in the programming language you are using.
<br><br>some preliminary translation I've started on: <a href="http://lokiworld.org/repos/jbosam/krasi/syntax.html">http://lokiworld.org/repos/jbosam/krasi/syntax.html</a><br><br>I've decided to use Ciao because of it's extendable and modular nature.
<br><br>example of lOjban string:<br><br><a href="http://mifAnvazocoila.Anglic.la.lOjban.zoi.gy.Hello.gy">mifAnvazocoila.Anglic.la.lOjban.zoi.gy.Hello.gy</a>.<br><br>which parses syntactically to become:<br><br>mi fAnva zo coi la .Anglic. la .lOjban. zoi .gy. Hello .gy.
<br><br>which means:<br>I translate the lOjban word coi into English, from lOjban, as the english string &quot;Hello&quot;<br><br>which can be translated into prolog as:<br>fAnva(mi,zo(coi),la(Anglic),la(LOjban),zoi(gy,'Hello').
<br><br><br clear="all">I'd love some help, and if you have any questions feel free to ask and I will answer as best I can.<br>-- <br>ta'o(by the way)&nbsp;&nbsp;We With You Network at: <a href="http://lokiworld.org">http://lokiworld.org
</a> .i(and)<br>more on Lojban: <a href="http://lojban.org">http://lojban.org</a><br>mu'oimi'e.lOkadin (Over, my name is lOkadin)