"When multiple sequences are merged into one sequence, the new sequence takes an element from each input sequence in turn. For example, if we merge " { $code "{ 1 2 3 }" } "and" { $code "{ \"a\" \"b\" \"c\" }" } "we get:" { $code "{ 1 \"a\" 2 \"b\" 3 \"c\" }" } "."
{ $class-description "A virtual sequence which presents a merged view of its underlying elements. New instances are created by calling one of " { $link <merged> } ", " { $link <2merged> } ", or " { $link <3merged> } "." }
{ $description "Creates an instance of the " { $link merged } " virtual sequence. The length of the created virtual sequences is the minimum length of the input sequences times the number of input sequences." }
{ $description "Creates a new sequence of the same type as " { $snippet "seq1" } " which merges the elements of " { $snippet "seq1" } " and " { $snippet "seq2" } }