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+ | ====== "delete" command ====== | ||
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+ | ===== Purpose ===== | ||
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+ | Remove a line, or a group of lines, from the circuit description. | ||
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+ | ===== Syntax ===== | ||
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+ | delete label ... | ||
+ | delete all | ||
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+ | clear | ||
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+ | ===== Comments ===== | ||
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+ | To delete a part, by label, enter the label. (Example `DEL R15'.) Wildcards `*' and `?' are allowed, in which case, all that match are deleted. | ||
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+ | To delete the entire circuit, the entire word ALL must be entered. (Example `DEL ALL'.) | ||
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+ | After deleting anything, there is usually no way to get it back, but if a fault had been applied (see fault command) restore may have surprising results. | ||
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+ | "clear" is similar to, but a little more drastic than delete all. | ||
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+ | ===== Examples ===== | ||
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+ | delete all | ||
+ | Delete the entire circuit, but save the title. | ||
+ | delete R12 | ||
+ | Delete R12. | ||
+ | delete R12 C3 | ||
+ | Delete R12 and C3. | ||
+ | delete R* | ||
+ | Delete all resistors. (Also, any models and subcircuits starting with R.) | ||
+ | clear | ||
+ | Clear out everything to start over. | ||
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