Closed OkilyDokily closed 3 years ago
I followed the instructions from another site on how to import when a plugin isn't in the marketplace. So there are menu options but it wasn't obvious. I'm only choosing to use AMZI because its the one I see used in the Adventures with Prolog book I just got on Amazon. It looks like SWI-PROLOG is a more reliable choice so I'm going with that.
SWI might be a better choice as it is still actively supported. Amzi is only supported as Open Source these days.
Happy journeys, —Dennis
On Dec 4, 2020, at 3:38 PM, Matthew LeDoux notifications@github.com wrote:
I followed the instructions from another site on how to import when a plugin isn't in the marketplace. So there are menu options but it wasn't obvious. I'm only choosing to use AMZI because its the one I see used in the Adventures with Prolog book I just got on Amazon. It looks like SWI-PROLOG is a more reliable choice so I'm going with that.
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Follow the Install instructions here: https://github.com/AmziLS/AmziProlog/blob/master/eclipse_plugin/README.md
In a week or two there should be a new release, but it should work already now with the current release.
Fixed in current master branch.
I believe you should find a place in the Eclipse menus for importing plugins.