The Plus expression in Unified Planning is expected to handle more than two arguments, such as Plus(a, b, c) or Plus([a, b, c]). However, during the conversion process from PDDL to ANML, the handling of this expression seems to be incorrect. ANML throws an error, stating that it only accepts a fixed number of two arguments.
The expected behavior is to sum all the provided arguments, giving preference to summing from left to right.
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The Plus expression in Unified Planning is expected to handle more than two arguments, such as Plus(a, b, c) or Plus([a, b, c]). However, during the conversion process from PDDL to ANML, the handling of this expression seems to be incorrect. ANML throws an error, stating that it only accepts a fixed number of two arguments.
The expected behavior is to sum all the provided arguments, giving preference to summing from left to right.
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