Section "markup"

A Prolog system maintains a state through their input, output and error streams. In the case of a browser environment the corresponding output and error streams point to DOM elements, which can be simultaneously set via set_cursor(). There are also factory predicates in library(markup) to create more such markup streams.

Markup streams act on their cursor elem as defined in library(markup):

Prolog	JavaScript
write('foo < bar')	elem.insertAdjacentText("beforeend", "foo < bar")
tag('&amp;')	elem.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeend", "&amp;")
tag('<foo>')	elem.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeend", "<foo></foo>"); elem = elem.lastElementChild
tag('</foo>')	elem = elem.parentElement
tag('<foo/>')	elem.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeend", "</foo>")

Further DOM actions are currently found in library(react):

Prolog	JavaScript
clear	elem.innerHTML = ""
goto('k7')	elem = document.getElementById("k7")
bind('click', E, foo(E))	elem.addEventListener("click", [E]>>foo(E))
listen('click', E, foo(E),       [block(true)])	let prom = waitForEvent(elem, "click", [E]>>foo(E)) await prom

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