Lists in comterp are implemented with an underlying AttributeValueList object, a doubly linked list that supports arbitrary insertion and deletion. The "at" command supports getting, setting, and inserting values into any list. The addition of :del keyword argument to the "at" command would round out the exposure of the underlying capability.
Lists in comterp are implemented with an underlying AttributeValueList object, a doubly linked list that supports arbitrary insertion and deletion. The "at" command supports getting, setting, and inserting values into any list. The addition of :del keyword argument to the "at" command would round out the exposure of the underlying capability.