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I would like to do the program in Prolog that allows its user to execute any procedure he wants to in that way: 1. The program reads from the keyboard the procedure that the user wants to execute (it's simple). 2. After that the Prolog sholud run that procedure. For example: user writes...

That's solved my problem! I use 'local' as the third parameter of the stamp_date_time and everything works as I wish to. Thank you for help. current_time(H,M) :- get_time(TS), stamp_date_time(TS,Date9,'local'), arg(4,Date9,H), arg(5,Date9,M).

Aha, that's my way in which I get current time: current_time(H,M) :- get_time(TS), stamp_date_time(TS,Date9,-7200), arg(4,Date9,H), arg(5,Date9,M).

Thank you, kahleen, for the answer. I've already found the solution, the same as yours, but I've another problem. I live in Poland and my applications works using my local time (UTC+2) so I set the timezone to value -7200. The problem is that we have, in Polad, the summer (UTC+2) and the winter...

Hello to everybody. I wonder how to get the current time from Prolog. I know how to get current date, but can't do that with the time. I want to get 3 variables (Hour, Minutes, Secs). Thanks for help.

It returns the N-element of the list.