Right output on console but wrong by pyswip.query()

[ghost]

I am using pyswip to play with geoquery dataset.

In [1]: from Prolog import prolog

In [2]: prolog.consult('geobase')
In [3]: prolog.consult('geoquery')
In [4]: list(prolog.query('answer(A,(river(A),loc(A,B),const(B,stateid(california)))).'))

It can get right result with prolog but weired output with pyswip:

Answer = [colorado]
Out[71]: [{'A': Variable(68), 'B': Variable(71)}] 

[hits-nlp]

I'm having a very similar issue, with a 'findall' query working correctly when called in the PL console, but returning a list of atoms instead of values when called from pyswip:

{'PROFILE': [Atom('7248900'), Atom('7249412'), Atom('7249796')]}

Has there been any progress on this?

[hits-nlp]

OK, got it, it has to to with how Atoms are rendered by Python when submitted to print()...

[hits-nlp]

I modified easy.py as follows:
def repr(self):
return str(self.chars.decode("utf-8"))

Now the above query returns:

{'PROFILE': [conf_cscw_jeffaylmss92, conf_ht_shackelfordss93, conf_ht_smiths91]}

[yuce]

@hits-nlp The updated code for pyswip is at: https://github.com/yuce/pyswip/tree/refactor It is currently missing (a lot of) things, but the working parts should be more robust. Depending on your use case, it may work better.