Difference between "scope: setting (Key, Value)" and "(scope: Key, Value)"

In the SWI-Prolog settings library, does the following exist between them:

scope:set_setting(Key, Value) and set_setting(scope:Key, Value)
scope:setting(Key, Value) and setting(scope:Key, Value)
:- scope:setting(Key, Type, Default, Doc) and :- setting(scope:Key, Type, Default, Doc)

In addition: can scope be anything but user and the name of the loaded module?

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Wouter beek Feb 20 '16 at 10:05

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