list.addAll

Insert all elements from a collection at the specified index. Any elements previously occurring at and after the specified index have their indices increased by the size of the given collection. The size of the list increases by the size of the given collection.

Note that for a list my_list:

• my_list.add_all(my_list.size(), x) "appends" the elements of the collection x to the end of the list
• my_list.add_all(my_list.size() + 1, x) throws an exception

Note also that my_list.add_all(my_list.size(), x) is equivalent to my_list.add_all(x) (inherited from collection<T>).

Parameters

• index — the starting index at which to add the elements
• values — the collection containing elements to add

Returns

true

Throws

• exception — if the specified index is out of bounds

Since

0.9.0

Alias of list.add_all

Add all elements from another collection to the end of this collection.

If this collection does not allow duplicates, then only those elements not already contained in this collection are added.

Parameters

• values — the collection of elements to add

Returns

true if any elements were added to this collection, false if it was not modified

Since

0.9.0

Alias of list.add_all