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var %newList = $instok(<list>, <token>, <Nth_pos>, <code_point>)</syntaxhighlight> | var %newList = $instok(<list>, <token>, <Nth_pos>, <code_point>)</syntaxhighlight> | ||
− | The major difference between $instok and $addtok is that $addtok will not append a token that is already found in the string while $instok will. <Nth_pos> is the position of where the token should be placed. For example 5 will be the 5th element. A negative number can be used as well to indicate the Nth token from the end instead of the begging. For example -1 is the 2nd to last element, or the 1 element | + | The major difference between $instok and $addtok is that $addtok will not append a token that is already found in the string while $instok will. <Nth_pos> is the position of where the token should be placed. For example 5 will be the 5th element. A negative number can be used as well to indicate the Nth token from the end instead of the begging. For example -1 is the 2nd to last element, or the 1 element after the last element. |
<syntaxhighlight lang="mirc">//echo -a $addtok(A B C D, E, 32) | <syntaxhighlight lang="mirc">//echo -a $addtok(A B C D, E, 32) |