The ins statement is an alternative to the insert() function for inserting a string expression into a dynamic array.
ins str.exp before dyn.array.exp< ac.exp{,vc.exp{,sc.exp}}> ins str.exp before dim.array.exp(element)< ac.exp{,vc.exp{,sc.exp}}>
str.exp | Specifies the element to insert in the dynamic array. |
array.exp | Specifies the dynamic or dimensioned array in which the element will be inserted. |
ac.exp | Specifies the attribute in which the element will be inserted. |
vc.exp | Specifies the value in which the element will be inserted. |
sc.exp | Specifies the subvalue in which the element will be inserted. |
x<1> = "a" x<2> = "c" ins "b" before x<2> print x a^b^c