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If one calls logicly -e "a:0" "a or b" the program responds with False, but this seems not right since not all literals in the expression are bound through the valuation.
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This behavior comes about through the assumption that every literal that is not set in the valuation is false (0). But I see that this unexpected or even undesirable behavior.
If one calls
logicly -e "a:0" "a or b"
the program responds withFalse
, but this seems not right since not all literals in the expression are bound through the valuation.version 0.1.0.0-alpha
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: