Assignment of a value into a tuple.
insert assigns a single value into an tuple. If the first input parameter and the first output parameter are identical, the call:
insert (Areas, Area, Radius-1, Areas)is not presented in the program text as an operator call, but in the more intuitive form as:
Areas[Radius-1] := Area.
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Input (input_control) |
real(-array) -> real / integer / string |
| Tuple, where the new value has to be inserted. | |
| Default value: '[]' | |
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Value (input_control) |
real -> real / integer / string |
| Value that has to be inserted. | |
| Default value: 1 | |
| Typical range of values: 0 <= Value <= 1000000 | |
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Index (input_control) |
integer -> integer |
| Index position for new value. | |
| Default value: 0 | |
| Suggested values: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | |
| Minimum increment: 1 | |
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Result (output_control) |
real(-array) -> real / integer / string |
| Result tuple with inserted values. | |
insert returns 2 (H_MSG_TRUE) if the evaluation of the expression yields no error.
insert is reentrant, local, and processed without parallelization.
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