Re: [eclipse-clp-users] How to Have all the solution of a problem

Regarding your first question, take a look at 
findall/setof/bagof/coverof in the predicate documention.They should do 
the trick

Meriem Djefel schrieb:
> Deal all,
> I have two questions :
> 1. I want to how  we can have all the solution of a problem in eclipse 
> without use the command *more *to have the next solution.
> 2. I have also an error in my code when I write : VitesseMaxi 
> $::[400,450] in the following constraint :
> (
>                     (VitesseMaxi $= 600 , DistanceVol #::[800, 1000], 
> ReservoirSupp #= 300);
>                     (VitesseMaxi $::[400,450] , DistanceVol #= 1600, 
> ReservoirSupp #= 300);                                       
>                     (VitesseMaxi $::[400,450] , DistanceVol #= 1400, 
> ReservoirSupp #= 200);
>                     (VitesseMaxi $= 550 , DistanceVol #:: [800,1000], 
> ReservoirSupp #= 200);
>                     (VitesseMaxi $= [450,400] , DistanceVol #= 1200, 
> ReservoirSupp #= 100);
>                     (VitesseMaxi $= 500 , DistanceVol #:: [800,1000], 
> ReservoirSupp #= 100)
> );
> Thanks for your answers.
>
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