Availability:built-in
+Dict1 >:< +Dict2This operator specifies a partial unification between
Dict1 and Dict2. It is true when the tags match
and the values associated with all common keys have been
unified. The values associated to keys that do not appear in the other
dict are ignored. Partial unification is symmetric. For example, given a
list of dicts, find dicts that represent a point with X equal to zero:
member(Dict, List),
Dict >:< point{x:0, y:Y}.
See also :</2 and select_dict/3.