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Subject: read_term problem in 3.3.6?
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Hi,

The following phrase:

read_term(Goal, [syntax_errors(Errs), variable_names(Vars)])

...works just fine in version 2.8.x, but crashes in 3.3.6 with the
error:

ERROR: Domain error: `read_option' expected, found
`syntax_errors(_G329)'

The documentation for read_term doesn't seem to have changed -
syntax_errors is still there.  Anybody know what the problem is?

Thanks,
Robb

