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I have tried VStudio for swi prolog, it works, after that i found sublime text editor which works very good for swi prolog code. VS will ultimately be the Code editor for Type script, with prolog you dont need auto fill etc, where as for typescript autofill and checks can be very helpfull

Command 'Prolog: load document'(default map to alt-x l) loads the source file in active editor into prolog process in the integrated terminal, spawning the prolog process it if not opened. The prolog process provides a real prolog REPL console.

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Before starting debugging, left click the editor margin on left of line number to toggle breakpoints. On debugging, the prolog process verifies the breakpoints and marks unverified ones with grey color.

Conditional breakpoints or expression breakpoints will be hit whenever the expression evaluates to true. Right click the red dot of the breakpoint to open the menu list which contains 'Edit Breakpoint' item that is a option list including 'Expression' and 'Hit Count'. Select 'Expression' to enter the condition for execution to stop. In VSC-Prolog, the expressions must be legal prolog predicates. Usually when the variables bind to some values the predicates success and the execution pauses at the breakpoint, as shown in the gif animation below where 'length(T, 1)' is the condition to break when the length of T is 1.

The input box is also used to accept user input during debugging. While a program is waiting for input from user, the yellow arrow indicating trace location would disappear. At this time you type firstly a semicolon followed by your real input contents. Another important point is that the prolog system prompt (default |:) would not show off anywhere, unless outputting prompts by stdout or stderr which piped to debug output area.

How to trigger the linter: onType or onSave or never. 'onType' means linting is in nearly real time manner (controlled by next setting: prolog.linter.delay) whileas 'onSave' linter is called when saving the document. 'never' disables the linter.

Arguments of Prolog executable run in terminal. This prolog process is used to load and execute the program in active editor, including 'query goal under cursor' command. This is a array of strings, i.e. ['-q', '-f', 'none'].

DESCRIPTION: Mapping between vscode debug commands and prolog trace options. They are command line tracer options VSC-Prolog supports. Reserved for multiple prolog systems supports in future. Don't modify them now.

I would like to thank the VS Code team of Microsoft for providing this powerful platform. I've read over many source files of extensions shipped with VS Code and other language support extensions such as php, java, etc. I thank Professor Jan Wielemaker who is known as the original author of SWI-Prolog for his many professional and patient helps about SWI-Prolog system when I consulted on SWI-Prolog forum. Some segments of codes of this extension are gratefully borrowed from other resources such as Sublimeprolog tmlanguage syntax yaml file, SWI-Prolog source files, etc. The backend of 'find all references' and 'refactor predicate under cursor' mainly comes from gist code of github of Jan Wielemaker. I thank Joachim Schimpf for his help in supporting for ECLiPe clp.

Abnormal operation of chemical processec sa used by equipment and sensor faults, such as plugging of pipes, control system failure or improper operation by personnel can result in poor product quality, equipment damage, or a catastrophe process failure leading to loss of equipment and worker injury, as well as significant economic losses. It is estimated that the cost attributable to preventablelosses in the petrochemical industry only is around several billion pounds per year. Independent studies of casehistories by the Health and Safety Commission in the UK and by a Honeywell led industrial consortium in the US and world wide show that human errors represent the major causeof failures. In contrast to this discovery, the majority of pervious studies on computer aided systems for fault detection and diagnosis has focussed on the process side only. It is now widely acknowledged that there is only limited information on how human factors can be assessed and even less that is specific to chemical industry,therefore research is much needed in this area.This study presents a methodology to involve human factors into the development of systems for automatic identification and diagnosis of abnormal operations anddevelops methods and techniques that can be used to simultaneously capture, characterise and assess the performance of operators as well as of the process. A joint process operator simulation platform was developed which was used as a test-bed for carrying out the studies. The process part is a simulator, which emulates in high fidelity the dynamic behaviour of the process, which is subject to influence of various disturbances and operators intervention. The operator module was developed as a real-time expert system, which emulates operator's behaviour in interpretation of received signals, planning and executions of the decisions. The interaction between the two modulesis managed through an interaction module, which handles the real-time exchange of data using DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange). The interaction module also contains the toolkits for analysing the dynamic behaviour of the joint process-operator system.The operator simulation module was developed based on a theoretical model of human behaviour, which breaks operator's activities into perception of signals an interpretation of the received information, planning for actions and execution of the decisions. The system was implemented as a real-time expert system using visual Prolog. Numerical models were also integrated into the expert system, e. g. stress models of operators. This flexible system allows studies on individual operators actions, stress, intervene time, the frequency of intervene and near-miss or near-hit in operation.As part of the effort to use the platform to develop methods and tools for characterising and assessing the dynamic behaviour of the joint process-operator system,a digraph method for qualitative/quantitative modelling of the dynamic behaviour of the combined system was proposed.The method involves categorical characterisation ofdynamic trends using principal component analysis and fuzzy c-means and sectioning of the clusters. An iterative method for determining the number of the clusters and sectionsbased on the global performance was derived. Compared with pervious studies on qualitative process modelling, the proposed approach is more accurate and has higherresolution, and more importantly is able to deal with joint process-operator systems. The methods and systems developed were illustrated and fully tested using simulated and industrial case studies.

Clear separation of presentation and code-behind, declarative use of visual control elements and a supportive background framework to automate recurring tasks are fundamental to rapid web application development. This poster presents a framework that facilitates extending Prolog applications with a web front-end. The framework relies on Prolog to the greatest possible extent, supports code re-use, and integrates easily into existing web server solutions. be457b7860