Derivation nodes represent the application of a single clause (usually a rule) in a derivation.
author: Jens Dietrich version: 3.4 <7 March 05> since: 1.0
Get the state of the derivation node. I.e., basically whether this
derivation step has failed or not. Possible states are defined in
this interface by static variables. There is also a state indicating that
a derivation node is irrelevant, e.g. if a node is in a proof tree containing
derivations for many solutions but the structure is only considered in the
context of one special solution. Then a node successful w.r.t. one solutions
might be irrelevant w.r.t. another solution.
the state of this node See Also:DerivationNode.FAILED See Also:DerivationNode.IRRELEVANT See Also:DerivationNode.SUCCESS See Also:DerivationNode.UNKNOWN
Indicates whether the result at the given index is supported by this node.
int resultNumber - the number of the result in the result set indexing starts with 0 boolean