SWI-Prolog -- reset/3

Availability:built-in

reset(:Goal, ?Ball, -Continuation)

Call Goal. If Goal calls shift/1 and the argument of shift/1 can be unified with Ball,^{78The
argument order described in Schrijvers et
al., 2013 is reset(Goal,Continuation,Ball).
We swapped the argument order for compatibility with catch/3} shift/1 causes reset/3 to return, unifying Continuation with a goal that represents the continuation after shift/1. In other words, meta-calling Continuation completes the execution where shift left it. If Goal does not call shift/1, Continuation are unified with the integer 0 (zero).^{79Note that older versions
also unify Ball with 0. Testing whether or not
shift happened on Ball however is always ambiguous.}