Exemple #1
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    def _instances(self, rule, index, binding, results, possibilities):
        """Return all instances of the given RULE without evaluating builtins.

        Assumes self.head_index returns rules with empty bodies.
        """
        if index >= len(rule.body):
            results.add(rule.plug(binding))
            return
        lit = rule.body[index]
        self._print_call(lit, binding, 0)
        # if already ground or a builtin, go to the next literal
        if (lit.is_ground() or lit.is_builtin()):
            self._instances(rule, index + 1, binding, results, possibilities)
            return
        # Otherwise, find instances in this theory
        if lit.tablename() in possibilities:
            options = possibilities[lit.tablename()]
        else:
            options = self.head_index(lit.tablename(), lit.plug(binding))
        for data in options:
            self._print_note(lit, binding, 0, "Trying: %s" % repr(data))
            undo = unify.match_atoms(lit, binding, self.head(data))
            if undo is None:  # no unifier
                continue
            self._print_exit(lit, binding, 0)
            # recurse on the rest of the literals in the rule
            self._instances(rule, index + 1, binding, results, possibilities)
            if undo is not None:
                unify.undo_all(undo)
            self._print_redo(lit, binding, 0)
        self._print_fail(lit, binding, 0)
Exemple #2
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 def check(self, atom1, atom2):
     atom1 = compile.parse1(atom1)
     atom2 = compile.parse1(atom2)
     unifier = unify.BiUnifier()
     changes = unify.match_atoms(atom1, unifier, atom2)
     self.assertIsNotNone(changes)
     self.assertEqual(atom1.plug(unifier), atom2)
Exemple #3
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 def check(self, atom1, atom2):
     atom1 = compile.parse1(atom1)
     atom2 = compile.parse1(atom2)
     unifier = unify.BiUnifier()
     changes = unify.match_atoms(atom1, unifier, atom2)
     self.assertIsNotNone(changes)
     self.assertEqual(atom1.plug(unifier), atom2)
Exemple #4
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    def _instances(self, rule, index, binding, results, possibilities):
        """Return all instances of the given RULE without evaluating builtins.

        Assumes self.head_index returns rules with empty bodies.
        """
        if index >= len(rule.body):
            results.add(rule.plug(binding))
            return
        lit = rule.body[index]
        self._print_call(lit, binding, 0)
        # if already ground or a builtin, go to the next literal
        if (lit.is_ground() or lit.is_builtin()):
            self._instances(rule, index + 1, binding, results, possibilities)
            return
        # Otherwise, find instances in this theory
        if lit.tablename() in possibilities:
            options = possibilities[lit.tablename()]
        else:
            options = self.head_index(lit.tablename(), lit.plug(binding))
        for data in options:
            self._print_note(lit, binding, 0, "Trying: %s" % repr(data))
            undo = unify.match_atoms(lit, binding, self.head(data))
            if undo is None:  # no unifier
                continue
            self._print_exit(lit, binding, 0)
            # recurse on the rest of the literals in the rule
            self._instances(rule, index + 1, binding, results, possibilities)
            if undo is not None:
                unify.undo_all(undo)
            self._print_redo(lit, binding, 0)
        self._print_fail(lit, binding, 0)
Exemple #5
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    def test_sequence(self):
        atom1 = compile.parse1('p(x, y)')
        atom2 = compile.parse1('p(1, 2)')
        unifier = unify.BiUnifier()
        changes = unify.match_atoms(atom1, unifier, atom2)
        self.assertIsNotNone(changes)

        atom3 = compile.parse1('q(y, z)')
        atom4 = compile.parse1('q(2, 3)')
        changes = unify.match_atoms(atom3, unifier, atom4)
        self.assertIsNotNone(changes)

        atom5 = compile.parse1('r(x, y, z, z)')
        atom6 = compile.parse1('r(1, 2, 3, 3)')
        changes = unify.match_atoms(atom5, unifier, atom6)
        self.assertIsNotNone(changes)

        self.assertEqual(atom1.plug(unifier), atom2)
        self.assertEqual(atom3.plug(unifier), atom4)
        self.assertEqual(atom5.plug(unifier), atom6)
Exemple #6
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    def test_sequence(self):
        atom1 = compile.parse1('p(x, y)')
        atom2 = compile.parse1('p(1, 2)')
        unifier = unify.BiUnifier()
        changes = unify.match_atoms(atom1, unifier, atom2)
        self.assertIsNotNone(changes)

        atom3 = compile.parse1('q(y, z)')
        atom4 = compile.parse1('q(2, 3)')
        changes = unify.match_atoms(atom3, unifier, atom4)
        self.assertIsNotNone(changes)

        atom5 = compile.parse1('r(x, y, z, z)')
        atom6 = compile.parse1('r(1, 2, 3, 3)')
        changes = unify.match_atoms(atom5, unifier, atom6)
        self.assertIsNotNone(changes)

        self.assertEqual(atom1.plug(unifier), atom2)
        self.assertEqual(atom3.plug(unifier), atom4)
        self.assertEqual(atom5.plug(unifier), atom6)
Exemple #7
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 def cherr(self, atom1, atom2):
     atom1 = compile.parse1(atom1)
     atom2 = compile.parse1(atom2)
     unifier = unify.BiUnifier()
     self.assertIsNone(unify.match_atoms(atom1, unifier, atom2))
Exemple #8
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 def cherr(self, atom1, atom2):
     atom1 = compile.parse1(atom1)
     atom2 = compile.parse1(atom2)
     unifier = unify.BiUnifier()
     self.assertIsNone(unify.match_atoms(atom1, unifier, atom2))