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This could be treated similar to constructs like x : NATURAL (which does not generate the infinite set NATURAL, but checks whether x >= 0 instead).
One of such operator is interval. E.g. x : 0..5 should not generate the set with all elements in 0..5, but rather checks whether x >= 0 & x <= 5
Other operators could be improved as well (see kernel_mappings.pl in ProB Prolog: binary_in_boolean_type/2, binary_not_in_boolean_type/2, unary_in_boolean_type/2, unary_not_in_boolean_type/2)
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This could be treated similar to constructs like x : NATURAL (which does not generate the infinite set NATURAL, but checks whether x >= 0 instead).
One of such operator is interval. E.g. x : 0..5 should not generate the set with all elements in 0..5, but rather checks whether x >= 0 & x <= 5
Other operators could be improved as well (see kernel_mappings.pl in ProB Prolog:
binary_in_boolean_type/2
,binary_not_in_boolean_type/2
,unary_in_boolean_type/2
,unary_not_in_boolean_type/2
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: