StrInsertFastL
Description
Insert a single character at idx using fast (order-not-preserving) placement: the element previously at idx is moved to the new tail before the new character occupies idx. L-form: the source char lvalue is zeroed on success per the L-form invariant.
Success
Returns true; the new character occupies idx; the character that previously occupied idx is at the new tail.
Failure
Returns false on allocation failure. str unchanged.
Usage example (Cross-references)
Usage examples (Cross-references)
- In
Insert.h:473:
/// TAGS: Str, Insert, Char, Fast, Unordered
///
#define StrInsertFast(str, lval, idx) StrInsertFastL((str), (lval), (idx))
///
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