A quick browse through the SWI-Prolog manual finds atomics_to_string/3:
atomics_to_string(+List, +Separator, -String)
Creates a string just like
atomics_to_string/2, but inserts Separator between each pair of inputs. For example:
?- atomics_to_string([gnu, "gnat", 1], ', ', A). A = "gnu, gnat, 1"
A quick browse through the SWI-Prolog manual finds atomics_to_string/3:
atomics_to_string(+List, +Separator, -String)
Creates a string just like
atomics_to_string/2, but inserts Separator between each pair of inputs. For example:
?- atomics_to_string([gnu, "gnat", 1], ', ', A). A = "gnu, gnat, 1"
A quick browse through the SWI-Prolog manual finds atomics_to_string/3:
atomics_to_string(+List, +Separator, -String)
Creates a string just like
atomics_to_string/2, but inserts Separator between each pair of inputs. For example:?- atomics_to_string([gnu, "gnat", 1], ', ', A). A = "gnu, gnat, 1"
A quick browse through the SWI-Prolog manual finds atomics_to_string/3:
atomics_to_string(+List, +Separator, -String)
Creates a string just like
atomics_to_string/2, but inserts Separator between each pair of inputs. For example:
?- atomics_to_string([gnu, "gnat", 1], ', ', A). A = "gnu, gnat, 1"