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# `listing`

Listing predicates.

Availability:
`logtalk_load(listing(loader))`
Author: Paulo Moura
Version: 1:0:0
Date: 2024-01-26
Compilation flags:
`static`
Dependencies:
(none)
Remarks:
(none)
Inherited public predicates:
(none)

## Public predicates

### `listing/0`

Lists all clauses of all visible dynamic predicates to the current output stream.

Compilation flags:
`static`
Mode and number of proofs:
`listing` - `one`

### `listing/1`

Lists all clauses of a visible dynamic predicate or non-terminal to the current output stream. When the argument is a clause head, lists all matching clauses.

Compilation flags:
`static`
Template:
`listing(Spec)`
Mode and number of proofs:
`listing(+predicate_indicator)` - `one_or_error`
`listing(+non_terminal_indicator)` - `one_or_error`
`listing(+callable)` - `one_or_error`
Exceptions:
`Spec` is not ground:
`instantiation_error`
`Spec` is ground but not a valid predicate indicator:
`type_error(predicate_indicator,Spec)`
`Spec` is ground but not a valid non-terminal indicator:
`type_error(non_terminal_indicator,Spec)`
`Spec` is a predicate indicator but not a visible predicate:
`existence_error(predicate,Spec)`
`Spec` is a non-terminal indicator but not a visible non-terminal:
`existence_error(non_terminal,Spec)`
`Spec` is a callable term with a `Functor/Arity` indicator but not a visible predicate:
`existence_error(predicate,Functor/Arity)`
`Spec` is a predicate indicator of a visible predicate but not a dynamic predicate:
`permission_error(access,predicate,Spec)`
`Spec` is a non-terminal indicator of a visible non-terminal but not a dynamic non-terminal:
`permission_error(access,non_terminal,Spec)`
`Spec` is a callable term for a visible predicate with a `Functor/Arity` indicator but not a dynamic predicate:
`permission_error(access,predicate,Functor/Arity)`

### `portray_clause/1`

Pretty prints a clause to the current output stream.

Compilation flags:
`static`
Template:
`portray_clause(Clause)`
Mode and number of proofs:
`portray_clause(+clause)` - `one`

## Protected predicates

(none)

## Private predicates

(none)

## Operators

(none)