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![]() | PL_query_arguments() |
term_t
handle to the first argument of the main
goal of the query qid. This allows for enumerating a query
and acting on the binding of one of the arguments without additional
context. Note that the returned term_t
is not the
same handle that was used in PL_open_query()
to pass the arguments. The content of the returned vector, however, is
the same.