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After careful investigation, the issue still remains. For example, using forall_{?x : obj, ?y : obj2} fluent(?x) >= non-fluent(?x, ?y) with the redundant ?y in l.h.s. causes the parsing to fail!
Was the above case resolved with the new commits? I think to definitely solve this, the _map function from the compiler's tracer will need to be employed here, as that function covers every single case of mapping objects between two parameterized expressions.
RDDLConstraints cannot parse constraints such as
some-fluent(@o) > bound
when the type of
@o
contains multiple objects, since they all get assigned the same lower boundbound
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