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prolog in python
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""" | |
This modules implements a rudimentary prolog engine. Its | |
purpose is to illustrate the use of continuations to program | |
a search engine with backtracking and cut. | |
""" | |
def bind(var,term,alist): | |
"""bind var to term in environment alist. return the updated | |
environment. we make a copy so that we don't have to undo on | |
backtracking (in essence: we always trail).""" | |
alist = alist.copy() | |
alist[var]=term | |
return alist | |
def unify(t1,t2,alist,yes,no): | |
"""attempt to unify t1 with t2 in environment alist. | |
yes is the success continuation. no is the failure continuation""" | |
t1 = t1.deref(alist) | |
t2 = t2.deref(alist) | |
if t1 is t2: | |
return yes(alist,no) | |
elif t1.isVar(): | |
return yes(bind(t1,t2,alist),no) | |
elif t2.isVar(): | |
return yes(bind(t2,t1,alist),no) | |
elif t1.fun!=t2.fun or len(t1.args)!=len(t2.args): | |
return no() | |
else: | |
return unifyN(len(t1.args)-1,t1.args,t2.args,alist,yes,no) | |
def unifyN(index,list1,list2,alist,yes,no): | |
"""attempt to unify to sequences of equal lengths""" | |
if index<0: | |
return yes(alist,no) | |
else: | |
return unify(list1[index],list2[index],alist, | |
lambda \ | |
alist,no, \ | |
list1=list1,list2=list2, \ | |
index=index-1,yes=yes: \ | |
unifyN(index,list1,list2,alist,yes,no), | |
no) | |
class Term: | |
def deref(self,alist): | |
return self | |
def isVar(self): | |
return 0 | |
def collectVars(self,list): | |
pass | |
def instantiate(self,alist,topvars,allvars): | |
return self | |
class Var(Term): | |
def __init__(self,name): | |
self.name = name | |
def deref(self,alist): | |
if alist.has_key(self): | |
return alist[self].deref(alist) | |
else: | |
return self | |
def isVar(self): | |
return 1 | |
def __str__(self): | |
return '?'+str(self.name) | |
def collectVars(self,list): | |
if not (self in list): | |
list.append(self) | |
def rename(self,alist): | |
if alist.has_key(self): | |
return alist[self] | |
else: | |
v2 = Var(self.name) | |
alist[self] = v2 | |
return v2 | |
def solve(self,engine,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
t = self.deref(alist) | |
if t is self: | |
raise "cannot call an uninstantiated literal" | |
else: | |
return t.solve(engine,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
def instantiate(self,alist,topvars,allvars): | |
t = self.deref(alist) | |
if t is self: | |
if self in topvars: | |
return self | |
else: | |
i = 1 | |
while 1: | |
name = '%s:%d' % (self.name,i) | |
if not allvars.has_key(name): | |
allvars[name]=1 | |
var = Var(name) | |
alist[self]=var | |
topvars.append(var) | |
return var | |
else: | |
i = i+1 | |
else: | |
return t.instantiate(alist,topvars,allvars) | |
from string import join | |
class Cons(Term): | |
def __init__(self,fun,args): | |
self.fun = fun | |
self.args = args | |
def __str__(self): | |
l = [] | |
for x in self.args: | |
l.append(str(x)) | |
return str(self.fun)+'('+join(l,',')+')' | |
def collectVars(self,list): | |
for x in self.args: | |
x.collectVars(list) | |
def new(self,fun,args): | |
return Cons(fun,args) | |
def rename(self,alist): | |
fun2 = self.fun.rename(alist) | |
args2 = [] | |
for x in self.args: | |
args2.append(x.rename(alist)) | |
return self.new(fun2,args2) | |
def solve(self,engine,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
return engine.call(self.fun,self,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
def instantiate(self,alist,topvars,allvars): | |
l = [] | |
for x in self.args: | |
l.append(x.instantiate(alist,topvars,allvars)) | |
return Cons(self.fun,l) | |
class Atom(Term): | |
def __init__(self,name): | |
self.fun = name | |
self.args = [] | |
def __str__(self): | |
return str(self.fun) | |
def __call__(self,*args): | |
return Cons(self,args) | |
def rename(self,alist): | |
return self | |
def solve(self,engine,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
return engine.call(self,self,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
class Rule: | |
def __init__(self,head,body): | |
self.head = head | |
self.body = body | |
def rename(self,alist=None): | |
if alist is None: | |
alist = {} | |
return Rule(self.head.rename(alist), | |
self.body.rename(alist)) | |
AND = Atom('AND') | |
OR = Atom('OR') | |
CUT = Atom('CUT') | |
class Engine: | |
"""implements a prolog engine""" | |
def __init__(self): | |
self.db = {} | |
self.alist = None | |
self.no = None | |
self.vars = None | |
self.query = None | |
def rule(self,head,*body): | |
body = apply(AND,body) | |
r = Rule(head,body) | |
p = head.fun | |
if self.db.has_key(p): | |
l = self.db[p] | |
else: | |
l = [] | |
self.db[p] = l | |
l.append(r) | |
def run(self,Q): | |
"""run a query Q""" | |
self.query = Q | |
self.alist = None | |
self.no = None | |
self.vars = [] | |
Q.collectVars(self.vars) | |
yes = lambda alist,no,self=self: self.succeed(alist,no) | |
no = lambda self=self : self.fail() | |
Q.solve(self,{},yes,no,no) | |
def succeed(self,alist,no): | |
"""this is called when a solution is found""" | |
self.alist = alist | |
self.no = no | |
print 'yes' | |
# all the disgusting stuff below is just so that we can | |
# print a coherent and informative answer to the query | |
topvars = self.vars[:] | |
allvars = {} | |
for x in topvars: | |
allvars[x.name]=1 | |
t1 = Cons(None,topvars) | |
t2 = Cons(None,(self.query,)) | |
t3 = Cons(None,(t1,t2)) | |
t3 = t3.instantiate(alist,topvars,allvars) | |
t1,t2 = t3.args | |
print str(t2.args[0]) | |
for i in range(len(self.vars)): | |
print '\t'+str(self.vars[i])+' = '+str(t1.args[i]) | |
def fail(self): | |
"""this is called when no (more) solution is found""" | |
self.alist = None | |
self.no = None | |
print 'no' | |
def next(self): | |
"""invoke this to search for the next solution""" | |
if self.no: | |
self.no() | |
else: | |
print 'No more' | |
def call(self,pred,literal,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
"""the main functor of the formula is pred. We treat specially | |
functors for AND, OR and CUT. For all others, we look in the | |
engine's database to find appropriate clauses.""" | |
if pred is AND: | |
return self.solveAll(0,literal.args,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
elif pred is OR : | |
return self.solveSome(0,literal.args,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
elif pred is CUT: | |
return yes(alist,entryno) | |
else: | |
if not self.db.has_key(pred): | |
raise "unknown predicate "+str(pred) | |
else: | |
return self.execute(0,self.db[pred],literal,alist,yes,no,no) | |
def solveAll(self,i,l,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
"""solve all literals in sequence l""" | |
n = len(l) | |
if n==0: | |
return yes(alist,no) | |
elif i==n-1: | |
return l[i].solve(self,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
else: | |
return l[i].solve( | |
self,alist, | |
lambda alist,no,i=i+1,l=l,self=self,yes=yes,entryno=entryno:\ | |
self.solveAll(i,l,alist,yes,no,entryno), | |
no,entryno) | |
def solveSome(self,i,l,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
"""solve one of the literals in sequence l""" | |
n = len(l) | |
if n==0: | |
return no() | |
elif i==n-1: | |
return l[i].solve(self,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
else: | |
return l[i].solve( | |
self,alist,yes, | |
lambda self=self,i=i+1,l=l,alist=alist,yes=yes,no=no,entryno=entryno: \ | |
self.solveSome(i,l,alist,yes,no,entryno), | |
entryno) | |
def execute(self,i,rules,literal,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
"""try to solve literal using rules""" | |
n = len(rules) | |
if i==n-1: | |
return self.tryrule(rules[i],literal,alist,yes,no,entryno) | |
else: | |
return self.tryrule( | |
rules[i],literal,alist,yes, | |
lambda i=i+1,rules=rules,literal=literal,alist=alist, \ | |
yes=yes,no=no,entryno=entryno,self=self: \ | |
self.execute(i,rules,literal,alist,yes,no,entryno), | |
entryno) | |
def tryrule(self,rule,literal,alist,yes,no,entryno): | |
"""try to solve literal using rule.""" | |
# we first rename all variables in the rule so that we can | |
# safely use them without risk of clashing with variables | |
# already in use. then we try to unify the literal with | |
# the rule's head and if that succeeds we proceed to solve | |
# the body of the rule. | |
rule = rule.rename() | |
return unify(rule.head,literal,alist, | |
lambda alist,no,rule=rule,self=self,yes=yes,entryno=entryno : \ | |
rule.body.solve(self,alist,yes,no,entryno), | |
no) | |
X = Var('X') | |
Y = Var('Y') | |
Z = Var('Z') | |
L = Var('L') | |
L1 = Var('L1') | |
L2 = Var('L2') | |
L3 = Var('L3') | |
MEMBER = Atom('member') | |
NIL = Atom('nil') | |
CONS = Atom('cons') | |
APPEND = Atom('append') | |
PERMUTE = Atom('permute') | |
INSERT = Atom('insert') | |
a = Atom('a') | |
b = Atom('b') | |
c = Atom('c') | |
MEMBER1 = Atom('member1') | |
E = Engine() | |
E.rule(MEMBER(X,CONS(X,L))) | |
E.rule(MEMBER(X,CONS(Y,L)),MEMBER(X,L)) | |
E.rule(APPEND(NIL,L,L)) | |
E.rule(APPEND(CONS(X,L1),L2,CONS(X,L3)),APPEND(L1,L2,L3)) | |
E.rule(PERMUTE(NIL,NIL)) | |
E.rule(PERMUTE(CONS(X,L1),L3),AND(PERMUTE(L1,L2),INSERT(X,L2,L3))) | |
E.rule(INSERT(X,L,CONS(X,L))) | |
E.rule(INSERT(X,CONS(Y,L1),CONS(Y,L2)),INSERT(X,L1,L2)) | |
E.rule(MEMBER1(X,CONS(X,L)),CUT) | |
E.rule(MEMBER1(X,CONS(Y,L)),MEMBER1(X,L)) |
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