Did you know ...
Search Documentation:
PL_unify_string_chars()
HOME
DOWNLOAD
SWI-Prolog
Sources/building
Docker images
Add-ons
Browse GIT
DOCUMENTATION
Manual
Packages
FAQ
Command line
PlDoc
Bluffers
▶
Prolog syntax
PceEmacs
HTML generation
License
Publications
Rev 7 Extensions
TUTORIALS
Beginner
▶
Getting started
Learn Prolog Now!
Simply Logical
Debugger
Development tools
Advanced
▶
Modules
Grammars (DCGs)
clp(fd)
Printing messages
PlDoc
Web applications
▶
Web applications
Let's Encrypt!
Pengines
Semantic web
▶
ClioPatria
RDF namespaces
Graphics
▶
XPCE
GUI options
Machine learning
▶
Probabilistic Logic Programming
External collections
▶
Meta level tutorials
For packagers
▶
Linux packages
COMMUNITY
IRC
Forum & mailing list
Blog
News
Report a bug
Submit a patch
Submit an add-on
Roadmap (on GitHub)
External links
Contributing
Code of Conduct
Contributors
SWI-Prolog items
COMMERCIAL
WIKI
Login
View changes
Sandbox
Wiki help
All tags
Documentation
Reference manual
Foreign Language Interface
The Foreign Include File
Unifying data
PL_unify()
PL_unify_atom()
PL_unify_bool()
PL_unify_chars()
PL_unify_atom_chars()
PL_unify_list_chars()
PL_unify_string_chars()
PL_unify_integer()
PL_unify_int64()
PL_unify_uint64()
PL_unify_float()
PL_unify_pointer()
PL_unify_functor()
PL_unify_compound()
PL_unify_list()
PL_unify_nil()
PL_unify_arg()
PL_unify_term()
PL_chars_to_term()
PL_wchars_to_term()
PL_quote()
PL_for_dict()
Packages
Availability:
C-language interface function
bool
PL_unify_string_chars
(
term_t ?t, const char *chars
)
Unify
t
with a Prolog string object created from the zero-terminated string
chars
. The data will be copied. See also
PL_unify_string_nchars()
.