A.40 library(prolog_xref): Prolog cross-referencer data collection
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      • The SWI-Prolog library
        • library(prolog_xref): Prolog cross-referencer data collection
          • called_by/4
          • called_by/2
          • meta_goal/2
          • hook/1
          • xref_source/1
          • xref_source/2
          • xref_clean/1
          • xref_current_source/1
          • xref_done/2
          • xref_called/3
          • xref_called/4
          • xref_called/5
          • xref_defined/3
          • xref_definition_line/2
          • xref_exported/2
          • xref_module/2
          • xref_uses_file/3
          • xref_op/2
          • xref_prolog_flag/4
          • xref_comment/3
          • xref_comment/4
          • xref_mode/3
          • xref_option/2
          • xref_meta/3
          • xref_meta/2
          • xref_meta_src/3
          • xref_hook/1
          • xref_public_list/3
          • xref_public_list/4
          • xref_public_list/6
          • xref_public_list/7
          • xref_source_file/3
          • xref_source_file/4
    • Packages
Availability::- use_module(library(prolog_xref)).(can be autoloaded)
Source[nondet]xref_defined(?Source, +Goal, ?How)
Test if Goal is accessible in Source. If this is the case, How specifies the reason why the predicate is accessible. Note that this predicate does not deal with built-in or global predicates, just locally defined and imported ones. How is one of of the terms below. Location is one of Line (an integer) or File:Line if the definition comes from an included (using :- include(File)) directive.

  • dynamic(Location)
  • thread_local(Location)
  • multifile(Location)
  • public(Location)
  • local(Location)
  • foreign(Location)
  • constraint(Location)
  • imported(From)