[mercury-users] Re: Mercury Tutorial / Functions
Fergus Henderson
fjh at cs.mu.OZ.AU
Fri Apr 25 03:16:24 AEST 2003
On 24-Apr-2003, Goncalo Jorge Coelho e Silva <l10454 at alunos.uevora.pt> wrote:
>
> %main --> main(IO0,IO):-
> read_strings(Ss,IO0,IO).
The first line there is ALL commented out.
Presumably you intended to write this?
main(IO0,IO):-
read_strings(Ss,IO0,IO).
> read_strings(Ss, IO0, IO) :-
> read_strings_2([], Ss, IO0, IO).
>
> read_strings_2(RevSs, Ss, IO0, IO) :-
> io__read_line_as_string(Result, IO0, IO1),
> (
> Result = ok(S),
> %io__write_string(S,IO0, IO1),
> IO = IO1,
> Ss = [S | RevSs],
> read_strings_2([S | RevSs], Ss, IO1, IO)
> ;
> Result = eof,
> Ss = list__reverse(RevSs)
> ;
> Result = error(_),
> exception__throw(Result)
> ).
The line "IO = IO1" needs to go in the second disjunct, not the
first disjunct. The first disjunct already binds "IO" in
the recursive call to read_strings_2; the mode error in the
original program was because the second disjunct never bound "IO".
So it should look like this:
read_strings_2(RevSs, Ss, IO0, IO) :-
io__read_line_as_string(Result, IO0, IO1),
(
Result = ok(S),
Ss = [S | RevSs],
read_strings_2([S | RevSs], Ss, IO1, IO)
;
Result = eof,
Ss = list__reverse(RevSs),
IO = IO1
;
Result = error(_),
exception__throw(Result)
).
--
Fergus Henderson <fjh at cs.mu.oz.au> | "I have always known that the pursuit
The University of Melbourne | of excellence is a lethal habit"
WWW: <http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/~fjh> | -- the last words of T. S. Garp.
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