Lethalman wrote: >Andreas Bolka wrote: > > > >>Sunday, October 17, 2004, 2:56:17 PM, Lethalman wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >>>Is there a function like append but that insert a value at the >>>beginning of another one? >>> >>> >>> >>> >>insert >> >> >> >> >> >>>>? insert >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>USAGE: >> INSERT series value /part range /only /dup count >> >>DESCRIPTION: >> Inserts a value into a series and returns the series after the insert. >> INSERT is an action value. >> >>ARGUMENTS: >> series -- Series at point to insert (Type: series port bitset) >> value -- The value to insert (Type: any-type) >> >>REFINEMENTS: >> /part -- Limits to a given length or position. >> range -- (Type: number series port) >> /only -- Inserts a series as a series. >> /dup -- Duplicates the insert a specified number of times. >> count -- (Type: number) >> >> >> >> >> >Ehm, es i found it but i didn't understand how to use it, made several >tests... >My english is not so good sorry :( > > > Sorry, insert c "test" works fine
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