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 xrange(+Redis, +Key:atom, -Entries:list, +Options:list) is det
Applies range selection to Key stream. Options optionally specify the start and end stream identifiers, defaulting to - and + respectively or in reverse if rev(true) included in Options list; the plus stream identifier stands for the maximum identifier, or the newest, whereas the minus identifier stands for the oldest. Option count(Count) limits the number of entries to read by Count items.

The following always unifies Entries with [].

xrange(Server, Key, Entries, [start(+)]).
xrange(Server, Key, Entries, [rev(true), start(-)]).
 xread(+Redis, +Streams:dict, -Reads:list, +Options:list) is semidet
Unifies Reads from Streams. Fails on time-out, if option block(Milliseconds) specifies a non-zero blocking delay.
Arguments:
Reads- by stream key. The reply has the form [Key, Entries] for each stream where each member of Entries has the form [StreamID, Fields] where Fields is an array of keys and values.
 xread_call(+Redis, +Streams, :Goal, -Fields, +Options) is semidet
 xread_call(+Redis, +Streams, :Goal, ?Tag, -Fields, +Options) is semidet
Reads Streams continuously until Goal succeeds or times out. Also supports a Redis time limit option so that blocking, if used, does not continue indefinately even on a very busy stream set. The limit applies to any of the given streams; it acts as a time threshold for continuous blocking failures.

Undocumented predicates

The following predicates are exported, but not or incorrectly documented.

 xread_call(Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4, Arg5, Arg6)