interface page delete
Allows deletion an existing page or plot.
The page can be created without opening the Adams postprocessor. The page is used to display plots to show the results, or to display the model in animation mode. The page properties and layout can be set by using this command.
This command allows the deletion of a panel or its fields, buttons, or text.
Format:
interface page delete |
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page_name = | an existing page |
delete_plots = | boolean |
delete_contents = | boolean |
display_next = | boolean |
delete_ptemplates = | boolean |
Example:
interface page delete & |
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page_name = | page_5 & |
delete_plots = | yes & |
delete_ptemplates = | yes & |
display_next = | yes |
Description:
Parameter | Value Type | Description |
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page_name | An Existing Page | Specifies the name of an existing page |
delete_plots | Boolean | Allows deleting a plot |
delete_contents | Boolean | Allows deleting the contents of a plot |
display_next | Boolean | Allows displaying next plot |
delete_ptemplates | Boolean | Allows deleting ptemplates |
Extended Definition:
1. The ‘page’ is a plot window where either a result plot or a model can be displayed. The properties of the page can be initially set by this command. A blank plot or model page with specified properties will be displayed with this command.
2. The plot can be deleted or the contents of a plots can be deleted keeping the page setting same by choosing ‘delete_plots’ and ‘delete_contents’ respectively.
3. Once the plot is deleted from the page_window, the next plot will occupy the space if the ‘display_next’ option is set to ‘yes’.
4. The templates are deleted by choosing the parameter ‘delete_ptemplates’