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![]() | ERROR: (file:line): Undefined procedure: pce_begin_class/2 |
If you load a Prolog file containing XPCE classes using plain Prolog, you sometimes get and sometimes don't get this error. What is the problem?
The :- pce_begin_class directive is handled using term_expansion/2 if XPCE is loaded. Unlike predicates, term_expansion rules are not autoloaded. Thus, if you reference an XPCE predicate first or otherwise force XPCE to load, all is fine, but if the first XPCE reference is a new class it fails.
Load XPCE explicitly by starting a file or module that uses it with the load-command:
:- use_module(library(pce)). :- pce_begin_class(my_window, window). ... :- pce_end_class.