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Subject: [SWIPL] writing in another window

I use SWI on Linux. I know how to read from and write on files using
the open, read, and write predicates with explicit streams.

Now, I want to make my Prolog program to write messages in a special
window.
That is, I want to use a special Linux window to show special messages
instead
of showing them in the same window in which Prolog was called.

I think my problem is how to create a named xterm window that I can
refer from
Prolog and write on it. Can anyone help me on that? Thanks a lot.

Sebastian

