Should insert! not be able to insert a collection? x = [1,2,7,8] y = [3,4,5,6] insert!(x,2+1,y)
Is then unable to complete the insertion and create [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]. There is a costlier way to do this at the moment however. splice! almost replicates the required functionality but it replaces the item at 2 instead of inserting items after position2. x = [1,2,7,8] y = [3,4,5,6] splice!(x,2,unshift!(y,x[2])) This is about 20% slower but does work. I was surprised that insert! inserts the item before the item at that index instead of after. Could this perhaps be mentioned in the doc for insert!? Perhaps my Google-Fu is weak, but I could not find any reference to say which behaviour it should have. Just wanted to point out that currently insert! only works for a single item instead of a single item and collections and to inquire if there is not perhaps a better workaround than the above. Thanks!
