MeTTa

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Aliases: Meta Type Talk, Atomese 2
Provenance: commit 6855239d63 · authored 2026-02-28T15:08:25+01:00 · agent claude-code · model claude-sonnet-4-6

Sources mentioning this language

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Extensions claimed by this language

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.mettalinguistprimary56 files

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LLM-contributed programs

Pattern Matching with Symbols

Provenance: commit 6855239d63 · authored 2026-02-28T15:08:25+01:00 · agent claude-code · model claude-sonnet-4-6 · WebSearch disabled
code.metta · license: MIT · added: 2026-02-28T14:07:55Z
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; `match` searches for all expressions corresponding to
; the given pattern and produces the output pattern.
; It doesn't search in subexpressions.
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; Some expressions to be matched
((leaf1 leaf2) leaf3)
(((leaf0 leaf1) leaf2) leaf3)
; This one contains `((leaf1 leaf2) leaf3)` as a subexpression
; and thus will not be matched
(top ((leaf1 leaf2) leaf3))
; `assertEqualToResult` checks all the results of the first
; expression; it doesn't evaluate the second expression,
; which is treated as a set of expected results.
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self (($x leaf2) leaf3) $x)
  (leaf1
   (leaf0 leaf1)))

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; Symbols can be arranged in arbitrary expressions
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(Sam is a frog)
(Tom is a cat)
(Sophia is a robot)
; `match` can bind more that one variable
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self ($who is a $what) ($who the $what))
  ((Sam the frog)
   (Tom the cat)
   (Sophia the robot)))

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; More examples of pattern matching
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; `:=` is a custom symbol. These are still purely symbolic expressions
(:= (Green Sam) T)
(:= (White Tom) T)
(:= (Green Tom) F)
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self (:= (Green $who) T) ($who is really green))
  ((Sam is really green)))
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self (:= ($color $who) T) ($who is really $color))
  ((Sam is really Green)
   (Tom is really White)))
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self (:= ($color $who) $tv) (It's $tv that $who is $color))
  ((It's T that Sam is Green)
   (It's T that Tom is White)
   (It's F that Tom is Green)))
; This type of query works as a sort of evaluation/reduction
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self (:= (Green Tom) $tv) $tv)
  (F))

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; One more example
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(isa red color)
(isa green color)
(isa blue color)
!(assertEqualToResult
  (match &self (isa $color color) $color)
  (red green blue))

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