REMOVE

ISODRAFT Reference Manual

Command Reference Section : Alphabetical Command Reference : REMOVE

Removes named elements from the list of items to be processed by the next DETAIL or CHECK command.

The elements to be checked or detailed by ISODRAFT can be defined before giving the CHECK or DETAIL command by setting up a Detail List. The user add elements to the list using the ADD command and remove them using the REMOVE command. The next CHECK ALL or DETAIL ALL command acts on elements in the current Detail List (that is, all elements in the Add List except those in the Remove List).

Examples:

REMOVE /PIPE3-1 /BRAN3-2-2

Removes the named elements from the Detail List.

REMOVE EMPTY

Empties the Remove List.

Related Commands:

ADD CHECK DETAIL REPEATABILITY

Command Syntax:

                .----<------------------------------------------------.
               /                                                      |
>-- REMove ---+--- <gid> ---------------------------------------------|
              |                                                       |
              |-- SHEETNumber --+--- integer --.                      |
              |                 |              |                      |
              |                 ‘--- SINGle ---+---------.            |
              |                                          |            |
              |-- SPOOL --+-- integer --+-- OF integer --|            |
              |           |             |                |            |
              |           |             ‘----------------|            |
              |           |                              |            |
              |           ‘-- text ----------------------+-- <gid> ---|
              |                                                       |
              ‘----EMPTY----------------------------------------------+--->

Note:

The DETAIL EMPTY also empties the Remove List. Refer to DETAIL command.

Restrictions:

•

The maximum number of element identifiers allowed in a Remove List is 100.

•

The maximum number of items for any single pipe (sheets or spools) is 20. The user can only add sheets for a Pipe which has previously been detailed with Repeatability on, so that split points have been stored in the DESIGN database. Refer to REPEATABILITY command.

Querying:

Q DETaillist

Lists contents of both Add and Remove lists.