MODIFIED: read_line_to_chars/3 is now called get_line_to_chars/3 #1838
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This is for consistency with other I/O predicates, where "read" always indicates Prolog terms. Please adjust your programs accordingly.
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Dear all,
in continuation of #1228, this PR renames the last remaining erroneously called "read..." predicate to "get...", namely
get_line_to_chars/3.The only currently existing use of this predicate I am aware of occurs in
newscryer.pl, which I hope is the only program that needs to adapt.Please adjust your programs if necessary, and forgive the backwards incompatible change.
Thank you and all the best,
Markus