Examples of net.sf.kpex.builtins.SetPersistent

net.sf.kpex.builtins.SetPersistent
set_persistent(Fluent,yes) makes a Fluent persistent - i.e. likely to keep its state on backtracking. This assumes that the Fluent remains accessible by being saved in a Database or as element of a Fluent with longer life span. set_persistent(Fluent,no) makes the Fluent perish on backtracking (default behavior)

    register(new IntegerSource());
    register(new SourceLoop());


    // Fluent Modifiers


    register(new SetPersistent());
    register(new GetPersistent());


    // Input Sources
    register(new FileCharReader());
    register(new CharFileWriter());

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