Node:Membership Constraints, Next:Propositional Constraints, Previous:Arithmetic Constraints, Up:Available Constraints
domain(
+Variables,
+Min,
+Max)
where Variables is a list of domain variables or integers,
Min is an integer or the atom inf
(minus infinity), and
Max is an integer or the atom sup
(plus infinity). True if
the variables all are elements of the range Min
..
Max.
Cannot be reified.
?X in
+Range
defines a membership constraint. X is an integer or a domain
variable and Range is a ConstantRange (see Syntax of Indexicals). True if X is an element
of the range.
?X in_set
+FDSet
defines a membership constraint. X is an integer or a domain variable and FDSet is an FD set term (see FD Set Operations). True if X is an element of the FD set.
in/2
and in_set/2
constraints can be reified. They
maintain domain-consistency and their reified versions detect
domain-entailment and -disentailment; see The Constraint System.