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FILES

Section: PD Piglet Users Manual (1P)
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NAME

FILES - Purge named files

SYNOPSIS

$FILES <cellname1> <cellname2> .... <EOC>

DESCRIPTION

$FILES is the first command in an archive files. It removes all listed cells from memory. The cell names are ordered hierarchically from top to bottom such that no deletion leaves dangling references for the remaining cells. The cells are then redefined in the archive in reverse order, from bottom to top so that there are no forward references.

piglet(1p) add_arc(1p) add_circle(1p) add_instance(1p) add_line(1p) add_note(1p) add_oval(1p) add_polygon(1p) add_rectangle(1p) add_text(1p) archive(1p) area(1p) background(1p) bye(1p) change(1p) copy(1p) date(1p) define(1p) delete(1p) display(1p) distance(1p) dump(1p) echo(1p) edit(1p) equate(1p) exit(1p) files(1p) fsize(1p) grid(1p) group(1p) help(1p) identify(1p) input(1p) interrupt(1p) layer(1p) level(1p) list(1p) lock(1p) macro(1p) menu(1p) move(1p) plot(1p) point(1p) process(1p) purge(1p) quit(1p) redo(1p) retrieve(1p) save(1p) search(1p) set(1p) shell(1p) show(1p) smash(1p) split(1p) step(1p) stretch(1p) trace(1p) tslant(1p) undo(1p) units(1p) version(1p) window(1p) wrap(1p) memory(1p) time(1p)

AUTHOR

Rick Walker (walker AT omnisterra DOT com)

The PD Piglet homepage is at http://www.omnisterra.com/walker/linux/piglet/intro.htm.