Reputation: 7476
How to change string to atoms using maplist.
This does not work :
?- maplist(atom_string,["a","b","c"]).
first because atom_string/2 has arity of two (How do you do partial-function//currying in prolog).
But even if partial-fun worked the complication is that the first argument of atom_string is the unknown i.e. the call is :
atom_string(A,"atom")
not :
atom_string("atom",A)
this worked :
?- use_module(library(lambda)).
?- F = \Y^X^(atom_string(X,Y)), maplist(F,["a","b","c"],L).
F = \Y^X^atom_string(X, Y),
L = [a, b, c].
Upvotes: 1
Views: 423
Reputation: 2436
This works as intended:
?- maplist(atom_string, Atoms, ["a","b","c"]).
Atoms = [a, b, c].
If this is not what you are after, please explain.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 24976
Use a helper predicate.
string_atom(String,Atom) :-
atom_string(Atom,String).
Then run using
?- maplist(string_atom,["a","b","c"],Atoms).
Atoms = [a, b, c].
Upvotes: 1