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>I know that I should already know this, but it's been a
>while....I've slept since last attempting this years ago....
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>How does one insert data into the middle of an existing list?
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>For instance, I have a list of items, including lists. I want to
>insert an item into a new second position in the original list.
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>Here's the original list....
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>Set myList to {itemA, {itemM, x}, {itemP, y}}
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>I have a new itemZ that I want to put in as the second item of
>myList that displaces the current second and third items to be items
>3 and 4 of myList, with itemZ as the new second item.
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>The new list should look like....
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>{itemA, itemZ, {itemM, x}, {itemP, y}}
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>Is there a simple call to do this? Or do I need to set up a complex handler?
There are scripting additions that let you just insert an item in a
list. Not sure which ones still work with OS X.
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Bill Steele
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