Class janus.Term()
encapsulates a Prolog term. Similarly to the Python object reference
(see py_is_object/1),
the class allows Python to represent arbitrary Prolog data, typically
with the intend to pass it back to Prolog.
- Term janus.Term(*args)
- Instances are never created explicitly by the user. An instance is
created by handling a term
prolog(Term) to the data
conversion process. As a result, we can do
?- py_call(janus:echo(prolog(hello(world))), Obj,
[py_object(true)]).
Obj = <py_Term>(0x7f7a14512050).
?- py_call(print($Obj)).
hello(world)
Obj = <py_Term>(0x7f7a14512050).
- Term janus.Term.__str__()
- Return the output of print/1
on the term. This is what is used by the Python function print().
- Term janus.Term.__repr__()
- Return the output of write_canonical/1
on the term.
