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% a protocol contains a functionality cohesive set of predicate declarations
% and can be implemented by any number of objects and categories; in this
% example, we start by defining a protocol declaring predicates for common
% physical properties:
:- protocol(physical_properties).
	:- public([
		mass/1, volume/1
	]).
:- end_protocol.
% next, we define two objects, m1 and m2, implementing the protocol:
:- object(m1,
	implements(physical_properties)).
	mass(3).
	volume(2.17).
:- end_object.
:- object(m2,
	implements(physical_properties)).
	mass(4).
	volume(9.21).
:- end_object.
% a category is a fine grained unit of code reuse, used to encapsulate a
% cohesive set of predicate declarations and definitions, implementing a
% single functionality, that can be imported into any object
% categories can be interpreted as the dual concept of protocols, with
% both aiming for functional cohesion with the difference being that
% categories can both declare and define predicates
% in this example, we define a category for declaring planetary properties
% and declaring and defining planetary computations; we don't want to use
% an object as the gravitational_acceleration/1 predicate can only be defined
% for a concrete planet
:- category(planet).
	:- public([
		gravitational_acceleration/1,
		weight/2
	]).
	weight(Object, Weight) :-
		Object::mass(Mass),
		::gravitational_acceleration(Acceleration),
		Weight is Mass * Acceleration.
:- end_category.
% this category can be imported by any number of objects representing actual
% planets, for example, Earth and Mars:
:- object(earth,
	imports(planet)).
	gravitational_acceleration(9.80665).
:- end_object.
:- object(mars,
	imports(planet)).
	gravitational_acceleration(3.72076).
:- end_object.

1. ↑ ^{a et b} « Objects — The Logtalk Handbook v3.53.0 documentation », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 27 janvier 2022)
2. ↑ « Protocols — The Logtalk Handbook v3.53.0 documentation », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 27 janvier 2022)
3. ↑ « Inheritance — The Logtalk Handbook v3.53.0 documentation », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 27 janvier 2022)
4. ↑ « Reflection — The Logtalk Handbook v3.53.0 documentation », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 27 janvier 2022)
5. ↑ « Categories — The Logtalk Handbook v3.53.0 documentation », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 27 janvier 2022)
6. ↑ « Categories — The Logtalk Handbook v3.53.0 documentation », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 27 janvier 2022)
7. ↑ « Download - Logtalk », sur logtalk.org (consulté le 13 mai 2021)