I'll check out Triska's videos when I pick up my Prolog book on writing a text adventure again. It's pretty much the only Prolog book that helps walk me through it without the theory. I do like theory, but I need a high level overview first before I can make sense of anything.
The basics of the system are very easy to describe, but realistic system implementations are waaay more complex and have hundreds of pages of solver code and SQL packages. A very simple example on a tiny system would be the below:
I'll check out Triska's videos when I pick up my Prolog book on writing a text adventure again. It's pretty much the only Prolog book that helps walk me through it without the theory. I do like theory, but I need a high level overview first before I can make sense of anything.
The basics of the system are very easy to describe, but realistic system implementations are waaay more complex and have hundreds of pages of solver code and SQL packages. A very simple example on a tiny system would be the below:
https://www.juliaopt.org/notebooks/Dvorkin%20-%20Power%20sys...