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LST - Cursor On Cursor - Add B3
LST
Cursor On Cursor
Add B3


LST - Cursor On Cursor - Add B3

Description

This diagram depicts what happens when a new item (B3) is added to cursor list (B) which is also a base list (for C).

Notice that the addition of a new item in a base list has no immediate affect on the derived list (C).

Related Functions

lstAppend, lstInsert


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