ALL

Deletes all data points

CONFIRM

If ON you are asked to confirm whether you wish each point deleted. If ON or OFF are omitted ON is assumed. You reply: * Y - Yes delete it. * N - No, do not delete it (Default). * Q - Quit and delete no more points. * A - All delete it and all other specified points, without asking any more.

LIMITED

Specifies deletion of data within specific limts on X,Y, and Z. If limits are not specified, the default is the current plot limits. See:Command SET LIMITS. 1. X - Specifies X limit 2. Y - Specifies Y limit 3. Z - Specifies the Z limit 4. CURSOR - Brings up the cursor. You move it to the X,Y value you wish then press the space bar to enter both X,Y or X to enter X or Y to enter Y. 5. RECURSOR - The cursor enters both limits. TD:DELETE LIMITED RECURSOR is the same as... TD:DELETE LIMITED FROM CURSOR TO CURSOR 6. VLOG - Draws a cross when you press the space bar, and draws a dotted line around the final limits. example TD:DELETE LIMITED FROM 1,1 to 2,5 is the same as TD:DELETE LIMITED FROM X=1 Y=1 TO X=2 Y=5 Deletes all points that with X between 1 and 2 and Y between 2 and 5 inclusive. TD:DELETE LIMITED FROM Y=1 TO Y=5 Deletes all data points with Y values between 1 and 5 inclusive. TD:DELETE LIMITED FROM CURSOR TO CURSOR Deletes all data points within a box defined by the cursor. TD:DELETE LIMITED FROM X=CURSOR TO X=CURSOR Deletes all data points within X values defined by the cursor.

LOG

LOG=ON Lists all points deleted. Note, that pressing Ctrl_C will abort the deletions. If you do not specify ON or OFF, ON is assumed.

POINTS

Specifies the range of points to delete. n1,n2= the data point number or LAST or FIRST.

SETS

Specifies the range of data sets to delete. n1,n2= the data set number or LAST or FIRST.