Displaying character code lists
emacstheviking <[email protected]>
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Is there a setting (check the prolog flags already, 'double_quotes' but
that is concerned with parsing no display) that can change the display of a
list of codes so it more resembles a coventional string. If I do this:
*| ?- atom_codes(':no', X).*
*X = [58,110,111].*
But I would like it to show as:
*X = ":no"*
With the double quotes signifying it is now a list of character codes. It
would make visual inspection of terms much more readable if I could see
"strings" not [....] lists.
Thanks,
Sean.
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