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Set-ccg-print-proofs

Controls whether proof attempts are printed during CCG analysis

Examples:
(set-ccg-print-proofs t)
(set-ccg-print-proofs nil)
:set-ccg-print-proofs t

General Form:
(set-ccg-print-proofs v)

If v is nil, no proof attempts will be printed during CCG analysis. This is the default. If v is anything but nil, proofs will be displayed. Fair warning: there is potentially a large amount of prover output that might be displayed. It is probably better to use See set-ccg-inhibit-output-lst to un-inhibit 'query output to figure out what lemmas might be needed to get a given query to go through.