At 11:42 -0400 2007/08/23, Fuchs Ira wrote:
Very elementary question:
Is there a primitive verb which will insert a value in a list? That
is, given an index, a new value , and a list, the verb would insert
the value in the list after the index location.
for example if a=:2 3 5 6 and I want to insert a 4 after in the 3rd
position, I can say (2{.a) ,4 ,2}.a
Is there a primitive verb to do this? If not, what is the simplest
definition for doing this?
Something similar that I always wanted as primitive was
satisfied by recent enhancement of I. - if you want know
where items "belong" in a, you can write
a I. 4
2
As others have said, it would be useful to know more of
what you are trying to accomplish.
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