elevator.jing

// Original Jing program for reference

prolog some: 2;
prolog op_unify: 2;

prolog below_floor: 1;
prolog above_floor: 1;
prolog next_floor_to_serve: 1;

action down: 0;
action up: 0;
action off: 1;
action open: 0;
action close: 0;

fun fluent floor: 0;
fun fluent light: 1;

procedure go_floor(N) {
    while (~op_unify(floor, N)) {
        if (below_floor(N)) {
            up;
        } else {
            down;
        }
    }
}

procedure serve_a_floor() {
    pick #n {
        ?(next_floor_to_serve(#n));
        go_floor(#n);
        open;
        close;
        off(#n);
    }
}

procedure control() {
    while (some(n, op_unify(light(n), on))) {
        serve_a_floor();
    }
    go_floor(1);
    open;
}

elevator.pl

% This is the original Golog elevator with no exogenous events, no sensing 
% Serve each floor whose call button is on initially, then park the elevator.
% run: ?- indigolog(control). 
%
% No user input is required.

% Interface to the outside world via read and write 
execute(A,Sr) :- ask_execute(A,Sr).
exog_occurs(_) :- fail.

fl(N) :- N=1; N=2; N=3; N=4; N=5; N=6.    % the 6 elevator floors

% Actions 
prim_action(down).              % elevator down one floor
prim_action(up).                % elevator up one floor
prim_action(off(N)) :- fl(N).   % turn off call button on floor n
prim_action(open).              % open elevator door
prim_action(close).             % close elevator door

% Fluents 
prim_fluent(floor).             % the floor the elevator is on (1 to 6)
prim_fluent(light(N)) :- fl(N). % call button of floor n (on or off)

% Causal laws 
causes_val(up,   floor, N, N is floor+1).
causes_val(down, floor, N, N is floor-1).
causes_val(off(N), light(N), off, true).  % Note: nothing turns a light on

% Preconditions of prim actions
poss(down,    neg(floor=1)).
poss(up,      neg(floor=6)).
poss(off(N),  and(floor=N,light(N)=on)).
poss(open, true).
poss(close, true).

% Initial state: elevator is at floor 3, and lights 2 and 5 are on
initially(floor,3).
initially(light(1), off).
initially(light(2), on).
initially(light(3), off).
initially(light(4), off).
initially(light(5), on).
initially(light(6), off).

% Definitions of complex conditions
proc(below_floor(N), floor<N).
proc(above_floor(N), floor>N).
proc(next_floor_to_serve(N), light(N)=on).

% Helper to get around the limitations of the Jing language
op_unify(S, T) :- S = T.

% 
% The following is now generated from a Jing program
%
% proc(go_floor(N), while(neg(floor=N), if(below_floor(N),up,down))).
% proc(serve_a_floor, pi(n, 
%    [ ?(next_floor_to_serve(n)), go_floor(n), open, close, off(n) ])).
% proc(control, 
%    [ while( some(n,light(n)=on), serve_a_floor ),
%      go_floor(1),
%      open ] ).

elevator_jing.pl

% output generated via Jing
proc(go_floor(N), [while(neg(op_unify(floor, N)), [if(below_floor(N), [up], [down])])]).
proc(serve_a_floor, [pi(p_n, [?(next_floor_to_serve(p_n)), go_floor(p_n), open, close, off(p_n)])]).
proc(control, [while(some(n, op_unify(light(n), on)), [serve_a_floor]), go_floor(1), open]).

elevator_main.pl

#!/usr/bin/env swipl -f -q -s

:- ['/path/to/indigolog/Interpreters/indigolog-vanilla_swi'].
:- initialization main.

% load IndiGolog elevator example1
:- [elevator].
% load Jing elevator example1
:- [elevator_jing].

main :- indigolog(control),
    halt(0).

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