I am trying to query a dynamic module of a prolog file using JPL. Thanks to this question( how to consult file as a module in jpl) I was able to consult, assert to, and retract from the module with Query objects declared as such:
assertFact = new Query("assert(mod1:"+fact.toString()+")");
retractFact = new Query("retract(mod1:"+fact.toString()+")");
consultQuery = new Query("mod1:consult('"+rulesPath+"')");
However, I am unable to query predicates within the file using similar calls, such as
legalMovesQuery = new Query("mod1:legal("+playerName+",Move)");
or
nextQuery = new Query("mod1:next(Role,Action)");
It always returns the results from the non-module instance of prolog I have running simultaneously. I find this particularly odd, because I am able to successfully run this query:
dynamicQuery = new Query("mod1:predicate_property(X,dynamic),\\+predicate_property(X,built_in),\\+predicate_property(X,number_of_clauses(0))");
Maybe it is because all of the queries that are not working are within the file, and so the syntax doesn't work the same way? I don't know, I'm just spitballing.
So, any ideas on how I might be able to query the module I have created?
