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<H1><A NAME="SEC297" HREF="ciao_toc.html#TOC297">Dictionaries</A></H1>
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<STRONG>Author(s):</STRONG> The CLIP Group.


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<STRONG>Version:</STRONG> 1.9#240 (2003/12/22, 18:52:17 CET)


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This module provides predicates for implementing dictionaries. Such dictionaries are currently implemented as ordered binary trees of key-value pairs.



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<LI><A HREF="ciao_68.html#SEC298">Usage and interface (dict)</A>
<LI><A HREF="ciao_68.html#SEC299">Documentation on exports (dict)</A>
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<LI><STRONG>Library usage:</STRONG>

<CODE>:- use_module(library(dict)).</CODE>

<LI><STRONG>Exports:</STRONG>


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<LI><EM>Predicates:</EM>

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<CODE>dictionary/5</CODE>, 
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<CODE>dic_node/2</CODE>, 
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<CODE>dic_lookup/3</CODE>, 
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<CODE>dic_lookup/4</CODE>, 
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<CODE>dic_get/3</CODE>, 
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<CODE>dic_replace/4</CODE>.

<LI><EM>Properties:</EM>

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<CODE>dictionary/1</CODE>.

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<H2><A NAME="SEC299" HREF="ciao_toc.html#TOC299">Documentation on exports (<CODE>dict</CODE>)</A></H2>
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<DT><span class="define">PROPERTY:</span> <B>dictionary/1:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dictionary(D)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> <CODE>D</CODE> is a dictionary.

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<DT><span class="define">PREDICATE:</span> <B>dictionary/5:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dictionary(D, K, V, L, R)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> The dictionary node <CODE>D</CODE> has key <CODE>K</CODE>, value <CODE>V</CODE>, left child <CODE>L</CODE>, and right child <CODE>R</CODE>.

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<DT><span class="define">PREDICATE:</span> <B>dic_node/2:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dic_node(D, N)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> <CODE>N</CODE> is a sub-dictionary of <CODE>D</CODE>.

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<CODE>D</CODE> is a dictionary.
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<CODE>N</CODE> is a dictionary.
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<DT><span class="define">PREDICATE:</span> <B>dic_lookup/3:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dic_lookup(D, K, V)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> <CODE>D</CODE> contains value <CODE>V</CODE> at key <CODE>K</CODE>. If it was not already in <CODE>D</CODE> it is added.

<LI><EM>Calls should, and exit will be compatible with:</EM>

<CODE>D</CODE> is a dictionary.
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<DT><span class="define">PREDICATE:</span> <B>dic_lookup/4:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dic_lookup(D, K, V, O)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> Same as <CODE>dic_lookup(D,K,V)</CODE>. <CODE>O</CODE> indicates if it was already in <CODE>D</CODE> (<CODE>old</CODE>) or not (<CODE>new</CODE>).

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<CODE>D</CODE> is a dictionary.
 (<CODE>dict:dictionary/1</CODE>)
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<DT><span class="define">PREDICATE:</span> <B>dic_get/3:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dic_get(D, K, V)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> <CODE>D</CODE> contains value <CODE>V</CODE> at key <CODE>K</CODE>. Fails if it is not already in <CODE>D</CODE>.

<LI><EM>Calls should, and exit will be compatible with:</EM>

<CODE>D</CODE> is a dictionary.
 (<CODE>dict:dictionary/1</CODE>)
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<DT><span class="define">PREDICATE:</span> <B>dic_replace/4:</B>
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<STRONG>Usage:</STRONG> <CODE>dic_replace(D, K, V, D1)</CODE>

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<LI><EM>Description:</EM> <CODE>D</CODE> and <CODE>D1</CODE> are identical except for the element at key <CODE>K</CODE>, which in <CODE>D1</CODE> contains value <CODE>V</CODE>, whatever has (or whether it is) in <CODE>D</CODE>.

<LI><EM>Calls should, and exit will be compatible with:</EM>

<CODE>D</CODE> is a dictionary.
 (<CODE>dict:dictionary/1</CODE>)

<CODE>D1</CODE> is a dictionary.
 (<CODE>dict:dictionary/1</CODE>)
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