insert

void  insert(string &str, int index, string value)

Inserts the value into the string str at the given index.

If index is greater than the length of the string, the value will simply be appended to the existing str.

void  insert(<type>&array[], int index, <type>value)

void  insert(<type>&array[], int index, <type>values[])

Inserts the items or items into the array starting at the given index.

If index is greater than the length current length of the array, the function will fill the gaps with uninitialized values (for example, 0 or the empty string).

• If the index is negative, it counts from the end of the string or array you’re inserting into. (If the negative number is greater than the string/array length, it is clamped to 0.)

For example, to insert the number 100 as the second-to-last item in an array:

insert(numbers; -1; 100)

int  insert(dict &dstdict, string dstkey, dict srcdict, string srckey)

Copies the value from srcdict[srckey] into dstdict[dstkey]. This will preserve the underlying type of the value. If the key is not in the source dictionary, it will be removed from the destination dictionary. The result is 1 if the key existed in the destination dictionary before the update, and 0 if it did not.

void  insert(dict &dstdict, dict srcdict)

Merges srcdict into dstdict. Keys that match will be overwritten by values in the source dictionary.