16 Jun
2004
16 Jun
'04
8:15 p.m.
but it does seem like a slippery slope ;^)
:-)
Note that there is a vi mode (M-x vi-mode) in emacs for your nostalgia...
how to use the debugger. I tried switching it on with trace / debug, but it just ran the code normally. I'm guessing that I need to set
When you open a Prolog file in emacs, do you see a tool bar? In that case it is as simple as clicking on the debugging button. Otherwise you can simply use the menus or do <C-c> <d> and issue a query.
We can also give you a small tutorial on how to do it by hand (the issue is that it is a modular debugger and you have to mark modules for debugging).
--Man
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