The PlCompound class is a convenience class for creating
a term from a string; it is similar to (=..)/2
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const wchar_t *text)
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const char *text,
PlEncoding enc=ENC_INPUT)
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const std::wstring&
text)
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const std::string&
text, PlEncoding enc=ENC_INPUT)
- Create a term by parsing (as read/1)
the text. If the text is not valid Prolog syntax,
a
syntax_error exception is raised. Otherwise a new
term-reference holding the parsed text is created. For the char*
and std::string forms enc gives the byte
encoding (see section 1.8.2).
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const wchar_t
*functor, PlTermv args)
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const char *functor,
PlTermv args)
- PlCompound :: PlCompound(const std::string&
functor, PlTermv args)
- Create a compound term with the given name from the given vector of
arguments. See
PlTermv for details. The functor
name is a program object and is interpreted as UTF-8, consistent with
PlFunctor (see section
1.11.10); unlike the text-parsing constructors above it takes no PlEncoding
argument. The example below creates the Prolog term hello(world).
PlCompound("hello", PlTermv(PlAtom("world")))
