Calling the listing function in jpl?

I have a function which is working for the time being, but I am concerned that it is less efficient than a 'listing' call.

I have a function which is working for the time being, but I am concerned that it is less efficient than a 'listing' call getClauses(Y):- predicate_property(L,interpreted), \+ predicate_property(L, built_in), \+ predicate_property(L,imported_from(_)), current_predicate( X, L), current_predicate(X/Z), findall((L, T), clause(L, T), Y). Which returns for a predicate existing in the knowledgebase: myPredicate:- myGoal1, myGoal2. The result:?

- getClauses(Y). Y = (myPredicate, myGoal1, myGoal2) Note that this will not work for predicates which have been imported from other modules.

Follow up: It turns out the findall is excessive. – Huguenot Jul 31 '09 at 10:52.

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