I'm trying to convert a char array to a string, and then convert this string a list. This is what I want:
code_list=[97 97]
string_s="aa"
string_list=[aa]
I'm not sure about notation, whether I used them correctly or not.
A few examples that may help you understand the different ways to represent "strings" in SWI-Prolog, and convert from one representation to another (note that Prolog doesn't really have types, so this is not a type converstion).
This is all for SWI-7 and later:
$ swipl --version
SWI-Prolog version 7.1.27 for x86_64-linux
Now, from the top level:
?- atom(foo).
true.
?- string("foo").
true.
?- is_list(`foo`).
true.
?- is_list([f,o,o]).
true.
?- atom_chars(A, [f,o,o]).
A = foo.
?- atom_codes(foo, Codes).
Codes = [102, 111, 111].
?- string_codes(Str, `foo`).
Str = "foo".
?- write(`foo`).
[102,111,111]
true.
?- string_chars(Str, [f,o,o]).
Str = "foo".
You should read the documentation on the used predicates if you want to learn a bit more.