Suppose I have a the following file foo.lp
:
foo(x).
Now when I run gringo -t -c x=1 foo.lp
I obviously get:
foo(1).
Now I want to know how to achieve the same behavior as the -c
command line option from the Python API, like when I have:
from clingo.control import Control
ctl = Control()
ctl.load('foo.lp')
#ctl.ground() # What to do here exactly?
So that I can access the ground program / models of the solved program with the constant term replaced.
Turns out it's possible to initialize Control
with the command-line parameters, so this does the trick:
ctl = Control(["-c", "x=1"])