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Predicate nospy/1
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spy/1
nospy/1
nospyall/0
leash/1
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Packages
Availability:
:- use_module(
library(prolog_debug)
).
(can be autoloaded)
nospy
(
+Pred
)
Remove spy point from all predicates meeting the predicate specification
Pred
.
Availability:
:- use_module(
library(prolog_debug)
).
(can be autoloaded)
[det]
spy
(
:Spec
)
[det]
nospy
(
:Spec
)
[det]
nospyall
Set/clear spy-points. A successfully set or cleared spy-point is reported using
print_message/2
, level
informational
, with one of the following terms, where
Spec
is of the form M:Head.
spy(Spec)
nospy(Spec)
See also
spy/1
and
nospy/1
call the hook
prolog:debug_control_hook/1
to allow for alternative specifications of the thing to debug.