Re: Questions from a new user...

[td@babar.inria.fr (Thierry Despeyroux)]

|> Sometimes i would like to do a prolog-restore for a specific langauage only.
|> I want to use the newly generated .pg files without losing the typechecker
|> tables.

If the file to be loaded is foo.pg you can type
({prolog}:send "reload('foo.pg').")
in the Le-Lisp top window.

Warning: if some predicates was defined in the old version of foo.pg
and are no more defined in the new version they will not be suppressed.

|> It would be nice if it were possible to distribute the .ty files
|> to there corresponding language definitions or at least in seperate dictionarys.
|> Currently one must put all in one semantics directory.

If you have defined two formalisms L1 and L2, you can put the semantics
of L1 in L1/semantics and the semantics of L2 in L2/semantics.
Files are searched in a search-path containing all "L" and "L/semantics"
directories. So be careful not to have identical names in different
directories. (it is also possible to declare with #:centaur:user-language
inexistant formalism, humm....)

|> Another nice thing will be a project manager for .ty files.
|> It would trace the import list and recompile all those files whichs
|> imported files have changed.

This is a good suggestion.


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