* Builtin PREDICATION

  Unlike a library module, an builtin predicate is called without
specifying a liblary-module name.

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<alt PRED...>

	Alternative predicate execution is shown.
	Even if the results of Argument PRED are true, false,
	and unknown, it is certainly set to true.
	It expresses [PRED...] as substitution.It uses by syntax
	analysis as [] of the method of EBNF.

<assert CLAUSE>
<asserta CLAUSE>
<assertz CLAUSE>

	CLAUSE is added.
	asserta is added to a head and assertz is added at
	the end.
	assert is the same as asserta and is added to a head.

<cd PATH>

	A current directory is moved to the PATH specified
	by the argument.

<compare EXPRESSION>
<comparef EXPRESSION>

	EXPRESSION is evaluated.
	compare is an integer and comparef is comparison of
	a float number.

<dir>

	A current directory is displayed.

<eachproc (ELEMEENT_VAR ELEMENT_LIST) PREDICATES ...>
<eachproc RESULT_VAR (ELEMEENT_VAR ELEMENT_LIST) PREDICATES ...>

	The eachproc predicate is a function that executes 
	it in parallel specifying the number of parallel processes. 
	The process of the element of the specified list is 
	generated in parallel.  The control returns to the 
	called eachproc predicate when all processes generated 
	with eachproc end, and the result of all processes is collected. 

<edit FILE-NAME>

	A FILE-NAME is edited using the editor set as the 
	environment variables DEDITORPATH and EDITOR.

<eq ARG1 ARG2>

	It compares, and if it is the same, it becomes true about ARG1 and ARG2. 

<erase CLAUSE-NAME>

	All the programs, variables and objects corresponding to CLAUSE-NAME are
	deleted.

<exit>

	Execution is interrupted on the way.


<f VAR PRED...>
<func VAR PRED...>

	Execution evaluation of the function predicate contained
	in PRED-LIST is carried out. A value is replaced.
	After performing all, a result is set to a variable.

<findall PRED...>

	PRED is performed and all the solutions are calculated.

<firsteachproc (ELEMEENT_VAR ELEMENT_LIST) PREDICATES ...>
<firsteachproc RESULT_VAR (ELEMEENT_VAR ELEMENT_LIST) PREDICATES ...>

	The firsteachproc predicate is a function that executes it 
	in parallel specifying the number of parallel processes. 
	The process of the element of the specified list is generated 
	in parallel. 
	The control returns to the called firsteachproc predicate when 
	as much as one all processes generated with firsteachproc end, 
	and the result of the process that ended first is collected. 
	As for the process of the remainder, it breaks off processing. 

<firstfor (VAR lastvalue) PRED...>
<firstfor (VAR initialvalue lastvalue) PRED...>
<firstfor RESULT_VAR (VAR lastvalue) PRED...>
<firstfor RESULT_VAR (VAR initialvalue lastvalue) PRED...>

	The result of the predicate that ends first with true is set 
	to the result variable, and it breaks off processing thereafter 
	though the firstfor predicate operates just like the for sentence. 

<firstforeach (VAR LIST) PRED...>
<firstforeach RESULT_VAR (VAR LIST) PRED...>

	The result of the predicate that ends first with true is set to 
	the result variable, and it breaks off processing thereafter 
	though the firstforeach predicate operates just like the foreach sentence. 

<firstnewproc (PROC_NUMBER_VAR PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>
<firstnewproc (PROC_NUMBER_VAR INIT_PROCNUM TO_PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>
<firstnewproc RESULT_VAR (PROC_NUMBER_VAR PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>
<firstnewproc RESULT_VAR (PROC_NUMBER_VAR INIT_PROCNUM TO_PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>

	The firstnewproc predicate is a function that executes it 
	in parallel specifying the number of parallel processes. 
	The processes of the specified number are generated in parallel.  
	The control returns to the called newproc predicate when 
	as much as one process generated with firstnewproc ends, 
	and the result of the process that ended first is collected. 
	As for the process of the remainder, it breaks off processing. 

<for (VAR lastvalue) PRED...>
<for (VAR initialvalue lastvalue) PRED...>
<for RESULT_VAR (VAR lastvalue) PRED...>
<for RESULT_VAR (VAR initialvalue lastvalue) PRED...>

	The predicate of the specified number of times and an
	argument is performed.
	When the initial value is not specified, the value
	from 0 is set to a VAR.
	When the result variable is specified, the one that the 
	first arguments of the first executed predicate were 
	sequentially collected is returned to the result variable 
	as a list. 

<foreach (VAR LIST) PRED...>
<foreach RESULT_VAR (VAR LIST) PRED...>

	PRED of arguments are performed for every element
	of LIST.
	The value of a list is set to a variable in order.
	When the result variable is specified, the one that the 
	first arguments of the first executed predicate were 
	sequentially collected is returned to the result variable 
	as a list. 

<include FILENAME>

	The library of a FILE-NAME is read.

<help>
<help PRED>

	HELP manual is displayed.
	If it performs without an argument, the list of an built-in 
	predicate and the predicates of the library of a sys module 
	will be displayed.

<is ARG1 ARG2>

	It is true when the unification doing becoming the same as for ARG1 and ARG2. 
	When the item is a variable, it becomes substitution of the value. 

<let VAR = EXPRESSION>
<letf VAR = EXPRESSION>
<letc VAR = EXPRESSION>

	Expression is calculated.
	A calculation result is substituted when the left
	side is a variable.
	When the left side is a numerical value, it is
	judged whether it is equal to a calculation result.
	let calculates an integer and letf is calculation
	of floating number.
	letc calculates a complex number.

<list [VAR]>

	A program list is displayed.

<load FILE-NAME>

	The program of a FILE-NAME is read.

<loop PRED...>

	A repetition of predicate execution is shown.
	It was called inside. Failure of a predicate
	will escape from a loop.
	It is the predicate which is surely successful
	by true,
	It expresses {PRED...} as substitution.
	It uses by syntax analysis as {} of the method
	of EBNF.

<ls>

	A current directory is displayed.

<map (VAR LIST) PRED...>

	PRED of arguments are performed for every element
	of LIST.
	The value of a list is set to a variable in order.

<module VAR>

	The library module used now is set to a variable.

<new>

	All program is cleared.


<newproc (PROC_NUMBER_VAR PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>
<newproc (PROC_NUMBER_VAR INIT_PROCNUM TO_PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>
<newproc RESULT_VAR (PROC_NUMBER_VAR PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>
<newproc RESULT_VAR (PROC_NUMBER_VAR INIT_PROCNUM TO_PROCNUM) PREDICATES ...>

	The newproc predicate is a function that executes 
	it in parallel specifying the number of parallel processes. 
	The processes of the specified number are generated in parallel.  
	The control returns to the called newproc predicate when all 
	processes generated with newproc end, and the result of all 
	processes is collected. 


<nop ...>

	Nothing is operated for the argument. 
	This any predicate is not operated (No OPeration). 
	True is always returned. 

<not PRED...>
	false is returned when predicate execution is true.
	In false, true is returned.
	In unknown, unknown is returned.

<noteq ARG1 ARG2>

	If it compares, and it is not the same, it becomes true about ARG1 and ARG2.

<obj OBJECTNAME PRED...>

	A predicate is performed using the specified object
	or module.
	A module is the same as an object.
	It can be described as ::object <PRED...> as an
	omitted type.

<or PRED PRED PRED ...>

	In the place which performed the predicate of the
	argument from the head and was set to true Processing
	is closed and true is returned.
	In the place which performed the predicate of the argument
	from the head and was set to false Processing is closed
	and false is returned.
	unknown is returned when all the predicates are unknown.
	It uses by syntax analysis as | of the method
	of EBNF.

<print LIST>

	After outputting a list, a new line is started.
	<writenl LIST> is the same as <print LIST>.

<printf LIST>

	LIST is outputted. 
	The differences from print are a blanks not entering 
	between the elements of a list, and not starting a new 
	line automatically. 

<printlist LIST>

	A parenthesis is removed and LIST is outputted.

<printlistnl LIST>

	LIST is outputted removing a parenthesis and starting 
	a new line for every element.

<pwd [VAR]>

	The current directory is set to VAR.

<quit>

	Execution of a program is stopped and it ends.

<quote PRED>

	Evaluation of the function predicate of an argument
	is deterred.

<retract CLAUSE-NAME>

	All the programs, variables and objects corresponding to CLAUSE-NAME are
	deleted.

<retractpred HEAD-NAME>

	All the programs corresponding to HEAD-NAME are
	deleted.

<rpn VAR RPNEXPRESSION>
<rpnf VAR RPNEXPRESSION>
<rpnc VAR RPNEXPRESSION>

	A reverse Poland style is calculated and a result
	is set to a variable.
	rpn calculates an integer and rpnf calculates floating
	number.
	rpnc calculates a complex number.

<save FILE-NAME>

	The program of a FILE-NAME is written in.

<self VAR>

	An own object name is set as a variable.

<super VAR>

	LIST of the object name inherited to VAR is set up.

<timeout limittime PRED>

	Within the set-up time, when execution of a predicate
	is not completed, processing is closed, and unknown is
	returned. A set period is a micro second bit.

<troff>

	Debugging trace is turned OFF.

<tron>

	Debugging trace is turned ON.

<true>
<false>
<unknown>

	return true, false, unknown

<unify MODULENAME PRED...>

	A predicate is performed using the specified object
	or module.
	A module is the same as an object.
	It can be described as ::object <PRED...> as an
	omitted type.

<warn LIST>

	LIST is outputted to an stderr error output. 
	A new line is started after an output.

<x PRED...>

	Usually, nothing is performed. 
	The predicate of an argument is performed when it backtracks.

<!>
	cut operator

<% _ FORMAT ARG>

	A format is operated for printf.

<\ _ CHAR>

	Escape character


EBNF Syntax analysis

<TOKEN VAR PRED...>

	After syntax-analysis PRED execution of an input, 
	obtained token is set as VAR.

<SKIPSPACE>

	The space of an input is skipped.

<C [VAR]>

	An input is set as one-character VAR.

<N [VAR]>

	When an input is a number, it is set as VAR. 
	unknown is returned when different.


<A [VAR]>

	When an input is the ASCII character, it is set as VAR. 
	unknown is returned when different.

<AN [VAR]>

	When an input is the ASCII character or a number, 
	it is set as VAR. unknown is returned when different.

<^>
	The head of a line is matched.

<$>
	The last of a line is matched.

<* [VAR]>
	Arbitrary character strings are matched.

<CR>

	true is returned when an input is a CR. 
	unknown is returned when different.

<CNTL [VAR]>

	When an input is the CNTL character, it is set as VAR. 
	unknown is returned when different.

<EOF>

	true is returned when an input is a EOF(End Of FIle). 
	unknown is returned when different.

<SPACE>

	true is returned when an input is a space. unknown is 
	returned when different.

<PUNCT [VAR]>

	true is returned when it is characters other than the 
	alphabet and a number.

<WORD [VAR]>

	In STRINGS(s) other than the alphabet, a number, 
	and _, unknown is returned by arbitrary STRINGS.

<NUM [VAR]>

	The integer of an input is is set as VAR.

<FNUM [VAR]>

	The floating point number of an input is set as VAR.

<GETTOKEN VAR>

	The token which is a result of the last syntax 
	analysis is set as VAR.

<ID [VAR]>

	If an input STRINGS (a head is the alphabet and a 
	number is also good except it) and it agrees, it 
	will be set as VAR.

<INDENT VAR>

	The length of the space of the indent of a current line 
	is set to the variable. 
	The tab is counted with eight characters. The blank of 
	multi byte character is counted with two characters. 
	It becomes true in case of the agreement compared with the 
	length of the space of the indent of a current line when 
	the argument is not a variable but a number. 

<RANGE VAR CHAR1 CHAR2>
<NONRANGE VAR CHAR1 CHAR2>

	It will be set to true if contained in the range of 
	a character 1 and a character 2.

<NEXTCHAR VAR>

	The value is set to the variable reading one character ahead. 

<NEXTINDENT VAR>

	The length of the space of the indent of the line of a current 
	next line is set to the variable. 
	The tab is counted with eight characters. The blank of multi byte 
	character is counted with two characters. 
	It becomes true in case of the agreement compared with the length 
	of the space of the indent of the following line of a current 
	line when the argument is not a variable but a number. 


<NEXTSTR STRINGS>

	Whether the equal to the character string is judged reading ahead. 

<NEXTSYNTAX PRED...>

	The program is executed reading ahead. 
	When parsing fails, it becomes true. 
	The reading position of the file returns to the position of beginning 
	after it executes it. 

<NOTNEXTSTR STRINGS>

	Whether the equal to the character string is judged reading ahead. 
	It becomes true when the result is not equal. 

<NOTNEXTSYNTAX PRED...>

	The program is executed reading ahead. 
	The reading position of the file returns to the position of beginning 
	after it executes it. 

<NULLLINE>

	It is judged whether it is a null line. 

<SKIP STR>

	Syntax analysis to STR is made to stop and skip.

<SKIPCR>

	Syntax analysis to CR is made to stop and skip.


OBJECT operation
<newObj NAME>

	create a new NAME object.

<cloneObj NEWOBJECT NAME>

	The object of NAME is reproduced and NEWOBJECT is generated. 

<delObj NAME>

	delete NAME objects.

<method NAME>

	The method of a new name is generated 

<methoda NAME>

	The method of a new name is generated from a head.

<methodz NAME>

	The method of a new name is generated at the end.

<delmethod NAME>

	The method of the specified name is deleted.

<delmethoda NAME>

	The method of the specified name is deleted from a head.

<delmethodz NAME>

	The method of the specified name is deleted from an end.

<setVar VAR VAL>

	A value is assigned to global VAR. Global VAR 
	is registered in the form of the following as PRED.
		 <VAR VAL>;

<delVar VAR>

	The variable corresponding to a VAR identifier 
	is deleted.

<setArray VAR VAL INDEX>

	A value is set as global VAR arrangement. 
	Global VAR is registered in the form of the 
	following as PRED.
		 <VAR VAL INDEX>;

<delArray VAR INDEX>

	The variable corresponding to a VAR identifier 
	is deleted.

<VAR VAL INDEX>;

	When carrying out specification of the arrangement 
	of many dimensions, an index is specified as LIST.

<VAR VAL (INDEX1 INDEX2 ...)>

	Indexes are a number, a character string, and LIST.

