Prolog

I want to make a rule dependency graph for a Prolog program. For instance, the following program


foo :- bar.
bar :- quux, coox.
baz.

would result in


depends(foo, [bar]).
depends(bar, [quux, coox]).
depends(baz, []).

(which I would turn into a graph using some graphic hackery). Any tips? (I've already read SICP.)

That's nice

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sed + graphviz

>>3
This

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So this morning I had a huge protein shake and now I'm making a prolog.

boom boom

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>>3
I meant in Prolog, you insensitive codan.

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>>7
It doesn't work.

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>>9
YHBT, ````````Faggot''''''''

Wait a second, OP, you want to do this in Prolog? Like, do something, anything, practically useful, in Prolog?

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>>11
you think you're tough huh?

>>12
I have one word for you
The D Programming Language.

How many Prolog programmers does it take to change a lightbulb?

>>14
true.

>>13
I counted 3 words. I'll pick Programming one.