DATA

 DELETE [ALL] [SETS=[FROM] n1 [TO] [n2]] [SELECT="name"] [POINTS=[FROM] n1 [TO] [n2]] [LIMITED [VLOG[=ON|OFF]] [[FROM]|TO [[X=]nx,[[Y=]ny[,[Z=]nz]]] [RECURSOR] [CURSOR] ] [CONFIRM[=ON|OFF]] [LOG[=ON|OFF]]

Deletes the specified data points. If all the points in a data set are deleted, the entire set is deleted. If an entire data set is deleted, all the following sets are renumbered. You must specify either ALL, POINTS, SETS or LIMITS. POINTS or SETS may be combined with LIMITS to select only certain points within a range. For mesh data LIMITED and POINTS are not legal options.

Additional Information on:

  • ALL
  • CONFIRM
  • LIMITED
  • LOG
  • POINTS
  • SETS

    • HISTOGRAMS

     DELETE HISTOGRAMA [ALL] [IDENT=[FROM] nmin [TO] [nmax]] [EXACT[=ON|OFF]] [SELECT|NAME='hist_name'] [AREA|DIRECTORY="dir/subdir..."] [TReE[=ON|OFF]] [ENTRIES[=ON|OFF]] [HISTOGRAM[=ON|OFF]] [MESH[=ON|OFF]] [ARRAY[=ON|OFF]] [NTUPLES[=ON|OFF]] [CONFIRM[=ON|OFF]] [LOG[=ON|OFF]]

    Deletes the specified histograms. You must specify either ALL, or a specific range of IDENTSs. You may select histograms to delete by NAME, type (ARRAY,HISTOGRAM,MESH,NTUPLES), or whether they have entries. In addition AREA, TREE allow selection of portions of the directory tree. See also commands: SHOW HISTOGRAM, SET HISTOGRAM

    Additional Information on:

  • ALL
  • IDENT
  • CONFIRM
  • LOG