DELETE Remove Lines from Program
Format
DELETE [start_stmtref][,[end_stmtref]]
Where:
end_stmtref | Last program statement to be deleted. Line label or number. |
start_stmtref | Starting program statement to be deleted. Line label or number. |
Description
Use the DELETE directive to delete a range of statements from the current program.
Example:
delete SECT1,450 deletes from statement label SECT1: to line 0450 inclusive.
If you only include a starting statement reference, only that statement is deleted:
delete 510 ! Deletes statement 0510
510 ! Is the same as delete 510If you include both a starting reference and a comma, all statements from the reference to the end of the program are deleted. If you include a comma and an ending reference, statements from the start of the program up to and including the ending reference are deleted:
delete 260, ! Deletes statements from line 0260 to program end
delete ,890 ! Deletes from program start, up to and including line number 0890If you omit statement references, the complete program is deleted from memory.
Example
->list
rem "TEST"
print "TEST"
stop
->delete
->listNo program is in memory, so PxPlus does not return a listing and will report errors if you try to EDIT or SAVE.