To insert something at the beginning of a string, use insert:
str: "painting"insert str "beautiful "str ;== "beautiful painting"
Here is how you can insert a substring into a string at a certain position:
str: "abcdefg"insert at str 3 "ONE" ;== "cdefg"str ;== "abONEcdefg"; the same can be done with:insert find str "c" "ONE" ;== "cdefg"str ;== "abONEcdefg"
Again, for readability, you could write insert (find str "c") "ONE".
By now, you know how to use append to add something to the tail of a string, in other words, to concatenate two strings:
str: "Red" ;== "Red"append str "100" ;== "Red100"append str [1 0 0] ;== "Red100100"
Note that, in the last example, a series is automatically converted to a ...
