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In the Emacs-based <em>interactive environment</em>, <code>declare</code> creates a new open scope in which variables can be declared. The variables are visible for the entire rest of the session. |
In the Emacs-based <em>interactive environment</em>, <code>declare</code> creates a new open scope in which variables can be declared. The variables are visible for the entire rest of the session. |
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Most operations on free variables block until the variables have been bound (but not <code>Show</code> as used above). |
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Assignment to dataflow variables is also called unification. It is actually a symmetric operation, e.g. the following binds B to 3: |
Assignment to dataflow variables is also called unification. It is actually a symmetric operation, e.g. the following binds B to 3: |
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