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10.26. Example Patterns
These example patterns have two constraints and a binding. The semicolon ';' is used to differentiate the positional section from the named argument section. Variables and literals and expressions using just literals are supported in positional arguments, but not variables:
Cheese( "stilton", "Cheese Shop", p; ) Cheese( "stilton", "Cheese Shop"; p : price ) Cheese( "stilton"; shop == "Cheese Shop", p : price ) Cheese( name == "stilton"; shop == "Cheese Shop", p : price )
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