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% start by loading the example:
| ?- logtalk_load(roles(loader))
.
...
% prototypes can declare and defined their own predicates:
| ?- prototype::foo(Foo)
.
Foo = 1 yes
% derived prototypes inherit predicates from their parents:
| ?- descendant::foo(Foo)
.
Foo = 2 yes
| ?- descendant::bar(X, Y)
.
X = 1, Y = 2 yes
% a class that is its own metaclass can access its own public predicates % using message-sending:
| ?- superclass::foo(Foo)
.
Foo = 1 yes
% a class that doesn't have a metaclass cannot receive any message as % the predicate declaration lookup to answer to validate the message % would start in the metaclass:
| ?- subclass::current_predicate(_)
.
no
% an instance can receive messages for predicates declared in its
% class(es)
and in its class(es)
superclass(es)
:
| ?- instance::current_predicate(P)
.
| ?- instance::foo(Foo)
.
Foo = 2 yes
| ?- instance::bar(X, Y)
.
X = 1, Y = 2 yes
| ?- empty_instance::foo(Foo)
.
Foo = 1 yes