Several reasons: "a move" must not exactly describe the complete move ... as example u can have a move move(1,1,1,3) but u do not know what kind of piece are in position 1,1 is so that may change the effect additionally also a complete move can have several effects like piece is now in position 1,3, position 1,1 now empty and position 1,2 empty if there was a piece bevor. Joachim Schimpf schrieb: > Christian Wirth wrote: > >> This Problem does not exist in every game, only in the more complex >> ones, but i will try >> to shorten the problem as good as possible. >> >> The gamedescription is written in gdl and is parsed within prolog into >> prolog clauses. (gdl file attached) >> >> My call looks now like this: >> >> getunboundmove(Player,Move,Term,State),bagof(Effect,(d_next(Effect,[does(Player,Move)]-State)),Effects). >> > > Why can you have several effects of a move? > >Received on Thu Feb 11 2010 - 13:28:00 CET
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