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Predicate import_module/2
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Dynamic importing using import modules
import_module/2
default_module/2
add_import_module/3
delete_import_module/2
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Availability:
built-in
[nondet]
import_module
(
+Module, -Import
)
True if
Module
inherits directly from
Import
. All normal modules only import from
user
, which imports from
system
. The predicates
add_import_module/3
and
delete_import_module/2
can be used to manipulate the import list. See also
default_module/2
.