Hi everyone, I just started digging into core.logic and trying to wrap my brain around it. I created a family tree that looks like the following (def facts (pldb/db [parento :james :jerry] [parento :jerry :jordan] [parento :jerry :richard] [parento :jerry :harry] [parento :jerry :jackson] [parento :george :james])) Jerry has multiple kiddos and George is the great grand father to jordan, richard, harry and jackson. I have been struggling to write code that given one of these children, would produce all the ancestors without dups ex. given :jackson return jerry, james, george any help would be greatly appreciated 🙂
something of the form (defn accesto [foo q] (l/conde [(parento q foo)][(l/fresh [x] (parento q x) (parento x foo))]))
but I haven't really used pldb and I am pretty rusty
but unique results can be difficult to achieve, just because of the iterative way queries run
i see
ok
Thank you!
Out of curiosity and learning, would you model the data differently?
nope