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Modules are identified via a unique handle. The following functions
are available to query and manipulate modules.
- module_tPL_context
Return the module identifier of the context module of the currently
active foreign predicate.
intPL_strip_moduleterm_t +raw, module_t *m, term_t -plain
Utility function. If raw is a term, possibly holding the module
construct module:rest this function will make
plain a reference to rest and fill module * with module.
For further nested module constructs the inner most module is returned
via module *. If raw is not a module construct arg
will simply be put in plain. If module * is NULL it
will be set to the context module. Otherwise it will be left untouched.
The following example shows how to obtain the plain term and module if
the default module is the user module:
atom_tPL_module_namemodule_t
Return the name of module as an atom.
module_tPL_new_moduleatom_t name
Find an existing or create a new module with name specified by the atom
name.
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Dr. Richard Botting
2001-12-12