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% start by loading the design pattern sample implementations:
| ?- logtalk_load(design_patterns('behavioral/command/loader'))
.
...
% first, test the basic functionality for light:
| ?- light(l1)
::turn_on.
The light(l1)
is on
yes
% commands are represented using parametric object identifiers
| ?- flip_up_command(light(l1))
::execute.
The light(l1)
is on
yes
% use the client/invoker object to store_and_execute commands:
store_and_execute(flip_up_command(light(kitchen)))
,
store_and_execute(flip_up_command(coffee_maker))
).
The light(kitchen)
is on
The coffee_maker is on
yes
| ?- switch::history.
flip_up_command(light(kitchen))
flip_up_command(coffee_maker)
yes
| ?- switch::reply_history.
The light(kitchen)
is on
The coffee_maker is on
yes