I am an X++ beginner. To get used to the syntax I am making different
classes. Now I am making a ContainerList class that wraps a container.
My add method looks like this:
void add(int _i, int _index=conlen(_list)+1)
{
_list = conins(_list, _index ,_i);
}
and my main:
static void main(Args args)
{
ContainerList cl = new ContainerList();
cl.add(1);
cl.add(800);
cl.add(3);
cl.add(500,5);
print(cl.get(2));
print(cl.get(5));
}
When I run this example I get the output
800
0
If I look at index 4 instead of 5 I get the value 500 printed. Why is
the value 500 not inserted at index 5 but instead 4? Don't the
container type not allow empty spaces?
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