## 2.23 `INSERT` command

### 2.23.1 Syntax

`INsert` node
`INsert` node, count

### 2.23.2 Purpose

Open up node numbers inside a circuit.

### 2.23.3 Comments

To open up an internal node, enter `insert` followed by the number and how many. All node numbers higher than the first number will be raised by the second. The second (how many) is optional. If omitted, 1 will be assumed.

### 2.23.4 Examples

`insert 8 3`
  Insert 3 nodes before node 8. Adds 3 nodes (8,9,10) with no connections. Old node numbers 8 and higher have 3 added to them to make room. Old node 8 is now 11, 9 is now 12, 10 is now 13, 11 is 14, etc.
`insert 6`
  Insert one node at 6. Old nodes 6 and higher are incremented by 1. Old node 6 is now 7, 7 is 8, etc.