Logtalk 3.89.0 డౌన్‌లోడ్

Documentation
- ADDED: Glossary definitions for "before", "after", and "around" methods.
- ADDED: Alternative installation instructions for the developer tools Python dependencies.
- FIXED: Missing developer tools dependency requirements for Ubuntu.
Tools
- IMPROVED: The packs tool describe/1-2 predicates now also inform if a pack archive is cached.
- IMPROVED: The packs tool to discard an existing pack archive and try to download it again in case of a checksum error while installing.
- UPDATED: The diagrams tool for the new d2 0.6.9 release, which is now the minimum version required.
Examples
- ADDED: New jupyter example illustrating how to write source files that can be interpreted as scripts and open as Jupyter notebooks using the Jupytext package.
- IMPROVED: Instructions on how to run the examples documentation as Jupyter notebooks.
- IMPROVED: The NOTES.md files of several examples for a better experience when open as notebooks.
- IMPROVED: The coinduction example to allow running with the XVM backend when the unify_applies_occurs_check flag is only set to true after startup.
- FIXED: Typos in the NOTES.md files of several examples that caused errors when open and run as notebooks.
- FIXED: Skip the interactive queries in the birds and lpa/faults examples if opening their documentation as notebooks.
- FIXED: The lambdas example benchmarks can also be run with Trealla Prolog and XVM.
- FIXED: The localizations example to not depend for its expected output on the report flag value.
Installers and installation scripts
- ADDED: Portable Docker image support for configuring the default Prolog backend to be used for Jupyter notebooks.
- IMPROVED: The Portable Docker image Dockerfile for smaller images.
- FIXED: Portable Docker image to install the Jupytext dependency required for opening examples documentation as Jupyter notebooks.
- FIXED: Portable Docker image to install d2 for use with the diagrams tool.
- FIXED: The Handbook and the release build scripts to work with both BSD and GNU versions of the sed command.
- FIXED: The embedding scripts to work with both BSD and GNU versions of the sed command.