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A domain expression is a list of integers or L..U which denotes
a list of integers between L and U inclusive. The domains of variables
are defined as follows:
domain(Vars,L,U)
where Vars is one variable or a list of variables, and L and U
are two integers which indicate the lower and upper bounds of the domain,
respectively. Another way to define the domains of variables is as follows:
Vars in D
where D is a domain expression.
Neng-Fa Zhou
1999-11-24