DELETE Deletes DECTPU structures from your editing context. All variables that refer to that structure are set to UNSPECIFIED. If the deleted structure had any associated resources, they are freed. Syntax DELETE ({array | buffer | integer | keyword | learn | marker | pattern | process | program | range | string | unspecified | widget | window }) Parameters array The array you want to delete. If the array contains the only references to another data structure such as a pattern, then that data structure is also deleted. buffer The buffer you want to delete. Note that if the buffer was being journaled, DECTPU closes and deletes the journal file. integer The integer variable you want to delete. keyword The variable of type keyword that you want to delete. learn The learn sequence you want to delete. marker The marker you want to delete. pattern The pattern you want to delete. If the pattern includes a reference to another pattern and there are no other references to that pattern, then the pattern referred to is also deleted. process The process you want to delete. program The program you want to delete. range The range you want to delete. The text in a range is owned by the buffer, not by the range. Therefore, deleting a range does not affect any characters in the buffer. string The string you want to delete. unspecified A variable of type unspecified that you want to delete. This operation is allowed but does nothing. widget The widget you want to delete. window The window you want to delete. Example DELETE (main_buffer); Deletes the main buffer and any associated resources that DECTPU allocated for the main buffer. As a result, SHOW (BUFFERS) does not list the main buffer as one of the buffers in your editing context. Related topics ERASE ERASE_CHARACTER ERASE_LINE UNMANAGE_WIDGET UNMAP