Why the oldChild param of HtmlNode.ReplaceChild not at the front?

[GF-Huang]

It's anti human. It's against habits.

Look at the string.Replace, it's old at front.

[JonathanMagnan]

Hello @GF-Huang ,

I agree.

However, that's impossible to change the order due to backward compatibility. All we will do is introducing a lot of bugs so the only option left is creating a new method and I'm not really sure that this solution is really better.

Best Regards,

Jon

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