[dominique f pannier]

Hi,
I got a problem with the list::remove predicate in a dll.
it's easy to reproduce : modify the code of dll.pro in the Visual prolog Examples as described below :

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implement myDll
    open core, string, list
clauses
    touch(String) = string::concat(String, Added):-
        L = checkABC(),
        L1 =checkABC1(),
        Added = string::format(" - % , %", toString(L), toString(L1)).
 
 
class predicates
 
    checkABC : () -> string_list NList.
    checkABC1 : () -> string_list NList.
clauses
    checkABC() = Liste :-
        L = remove(["a", "b", "c"], "c"),
        Liste = L.
 
    checkABC1() = Liste :-
        Liste = remove(["a", "b", "c"], "c").
 
end implement myDll
 

The result is :
Hello World - ["a","b"] , ["a","b","c"]

If we run the two predicates checkABC and checkABC1 in a console or a GUI project, the result is right :
["a","b"] in the two cases.

[Thomas Linder Puls]

I cannot reproduce the problem (with Vip 7.5), which version do you use?

[dominique f pannier]

I'm using VIP 7.5 on Windows 8.1
I get the same result on my two computers, desktop and laptop.

[dominique f pannier]

Hi,
instead of using the list::remove predicate, I built it in the class.
If I use the predicate declared with the generic term Elem*, I get the bad result : ["a","b"], (["a","b","c"]
If I use the predicate declared with the defined term string*, I get the right result : ["a","b"], ["a","b"],

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[Thomas Linder Puls]

Thank you. We have now reproduced the problem. It will be corrected in the next build.