pretty printer bugs

From: Stefano Novello <Stefano-N_at_parc-technologies.com>
Date: Tue 10 Jul 2001 11:53:10 AM GMT
Message-ID: <0B9686DD2E83D411B67200508B9A9DA205AE72@LON-SRV2>
I have tried to use the pretty printer and:
1) It does not always seem to go back to read the file.

I tried
pretty_print(search_heuristics,html)
and got the following messages
WARNING: Obsolete directive in file
//P/AirPlanner/Code/Retimer/search_heuristics.ecl, line 54:
:- tool(keyed_sort / 4).
calling an undefined procedure sepia_kernel :
tr_match(filter_slack(both, _65827)?-true, TransTerm) in module
search_heuristics

Then I went to the file - removed the directive and running the same
query got the same result.

In a separate eclipse with the edited file I get
?- pretty_print(search_heuristic, html).
No (0.04s cpu)

2) It seems to have a problem with matching clauses, maybe the source
processor doesn't handle them? (see above error message)

3) From the doc it was quite difficult to figure out how to use the
coverage tool.

I have attached the file search_heuristics with the directive removed.

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