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Hi Guys,

Imagine i've got an array like this :

$array[0]="a"

$array[1]="b"

$array[2]="c"

$array[3]="d"

$array[4]="e"

Now i'd like to insert a new value called "titi" between the "c" and "d" then :

- the $array[2] will stay with "c"

- $array[3] will become "titi"

- $array[[4] will become "d"

- $array[5] will become "e"

i've got a solution that consists to duplicate the array to another and after create a new line to my array and recopy the first line one by one until array[3], copy the new value, and finish to copy the last lines... but i think it's not the better solution...

So is there a function to do that ?

NB : sorry for my bad english,i'm french.

Edited by akorx

AkorxMail akorx@yahoo.fr

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Check out _ArrayInsert() in the help file.

Yes i have just found the _arrayXXXX() functions... thank for your help czardas !

AkorxMail akorx@yahoo.fr

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But be aware that inserting records into large arrays may take some time (the more records to move the longer it takes).

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