Description
Insert a field, value, or subvalue into a dynamic array.
Syntax
new_array = Insert(string, field, value, subvalue, new)
Parameters
The Insert function has the following parameters.
Parameter | Description |
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String | string designates the dynamic array that is to be searched. This parameter is not modified. |
field, value, subvalue | The second, third, and fourth expressions are delimiters. Their respective numeric values determine whether the new data is inserted as a field, a value, or a subvalue. For instance, this example statement: F = Insert(A, 2, 0, 0, NEW) inserts NEW as a field. When both the value and subvalue are 0 (zero), the new data is inserted before the second field (specified by the field) of dynamic array A. F is assigned the new array. This example: V = Insert(A, 2, 3, 0, NEW) inserts NEW as a value. When only the subvalue is 0 (zero), the new data is inserted before the third value of the second field (specified by the value) of dynamic array A. V is assigned the new entire array. This example: S = Insert(A, 2, 3, 1, NEW) inserts NEW as a subvalue. When all three delimiter expressions have a non-zero value, the new data is inserted before the first subvalue of the second value of the third field (specified by the subvalue) of dynamic array A. S is assigned the new array. If the second, third, or fourth expression has a -1 (minus one) value, the new data is inserted after the specified field, value, or subvalue delimiter. For example: F = Insert(A, -1, 0, 0, NEW) appends NEW as a field to the end of the array. The field is the highest level delimiter while subvalue is the lowest level delimiter. If a higher level delimiter has a 0 (zero) value while a lower level delimiter has a non-zero value, the zero delimiter is assumed to be 1 (one). As in this example: S=Insert(A, 0, 0, 2, B) is assumed to be S=Insert(A, 1, 1, 2, B) |
See also
Example
X = "A,B,C" Convert ',' to @FM in X Y = Insert(X, -1,0,0,"D") Convert @FM to ',' in Y /* Result: Y = "A,B,C,D" */ X = "A,B,D" Convert ',' to @VM In X Y = Insert(X, 1,3,0,'C') Convert @VM to ',' in Y /* Result: Y = "A,B,C,D" */