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Grammar rule sequence//3
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The SWI-Prolog library
library(dcg/high_order): High order grammar operations
sequence//2
sequence//3
sequence//5
optional//2
foreach//2
foreach//3
Packages
Availability:
:- use_module(
library(dcg/high_order)
).
[nondet]
sequence
(
:Element, :Sep, ?List
)
//
Match or generate a sequence of
Element
where each pair of elements is separated by
Sep
. When
parsing
, a matched
Sep
commits
. The final element is
not
committed. More formally, it matches the following sequence:
(Element, (Sep,Element)*)?
See also
sequence//5
.