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  • Committer: Package Import Robot
  • Author(s): Ole Streicher
  • Date: 2014-04-22 14:44:58 UTC
  • Revision ID: package-import@ubuntu.com-20140422144458-okiwi1assxkkiz39
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% @(#)deletedisp.hlq    19.1 (ESO-IPG) 02/25/03 14:03:14 
 
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%.COPYRIGHT  (c)  1990 European Southern Observatory
 
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%.IDENT      deletedisp.hlq
 
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%.AUTHOR     KB, IPG/ESO
 
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%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, DELETE/DISPLAY
 
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%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: DELETE/DISPLAY
 
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%.VERSION    1.0  26-OCT-1990 : Creation, KB
 
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%.VERSION    1.1  11-JUN-1991 : add parameter, KB
 
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%----------------------------------------------------------------
 
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\se
 
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SECTION./DISP
 
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\es\co
 
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DELETE/DISPLAY                                        11-JUN-1991  KB
 
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\oc\su
 
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DELETE/DISPLAY [disp]
 
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        delete display window(s) on XWindow displays
 
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\us\pu
 
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Purpose: 
 
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          Delete display window(s) on XWindow displays.
 
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\up\sy
 
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Syntax:
 
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          DELETE/DISPLAY [disp]
 
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\ys\pa
 
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          disp = display specification,
 
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               can be a number (the display_id used in "create/display");
 
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               or * to indicate all display windows;
 
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               or ALL to delete all windows, i.e. also the graphic windows;
 
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               defaulted to *
 
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\ap\sa
 
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See also:
 
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          DELETE/GRAPHICS, CREATE/DISPLAY, CREATE/GRAPHICS
 
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          Chapter 06 of MIDAS Users Manual, Volume A
 
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\as\no
 
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Note:   
 
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          With the parameter `disp' set to ALL, DELETE/DISPLAY is equivalent 
 
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          to DELETE/GRAPHICS ALL.
 
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          If you also want reset the color allocation scheme, e.g. you just 
 
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          closed some other windows to free up colors, you should use the
 
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          command RESET/DISPLAY (that's kind of a super DELETE/DISPLAY).
 
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          This command is only valid for XWindow Image Displays.
 
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\on\exs
 
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Examples:
 
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\ex
 
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          DELETE/DISPLAY
 
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            Delete all display windows including the zoom_windows. Do not
 
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            delete any graphics window.
 
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\xe\ex
 
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          DELETE/DISPLAY 4
 
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            Delete display window with display id 4, if it has a zoom_window
 
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            connected, also that one is deleted.
 
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\xe\ex
 
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          DELETE/DISPLAY all
 
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            Remove all display and graphics windows, which have been previously
 
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            created by Midas, from the screen.
 
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\xe \sxe
 
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