2.1 library(pengines): Pengines: Web Logic Programming Made Easy
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          • library(pengines): Pengines: Web Logic Programming Made Easy
            • pengine_create/1
            • pengine_ask/3
            • pengine_next/2
            • pengine_stop/2
            • pengine_abort/1
            • pengine_destroy/1
            • pengine_destroy/2
            • pengine_self/1
            • pengine_application/1
            • current_pengine_application/1
            • pengine_property/2
            • pengine_output/1
            • pengine_debug/2
            • thread_pool:create_pool/1
            • pengine_done/0
            • prepare_module/3
            • prepare_goal/3
            • not_sandboxed/2
            • pengine_pull_response/2
            • pengine_input/2
            • pengine_respond/3
            • pengine_event_loop/2
            • pengine_rpc/2
            • pengine_rpc/3
            • prompt/3
            • output/2
            • portray_blob/2
            • write_result/3
            • add_error_details/3
            • event_to_json/3
            • authentication_hook/3
            • pengine_user/1
            • pengine_event/1
            • pengine_event/2
Availability::- use_module(library(pengines)).
Source[semidet,multifile]prepare_module(+Module, +Application, +Options)
Hook, called to initialize the temporary private module that provides the working context of a pengine. This hook is executed by the pengine's thread. Preparing the source consists of three steps:

  1. Add Application as (first) default import module for Module
  2. Call this hook
  3. Compile the source provided by the the src_text and src_url options
Module is a new temporary module (see in_temporary_module/3) that may be (further) prepared by this hook.
Application (also a module) associated to the pengine.
Options is passed from the environment and should (currently) be ignored.