Chapter 9 Generation Reference Guide (GTL)
The .delete macro deletes all occurrences of a string in a text block. In the following script, it deletes the string <del-string> in its block content.
.delete '('<del-string> ')'
<delete-block-input>
.enddelete
This macro is particularly useful when you work with naming conventions.
For more information about naming conventions, see "Defining naming conventions" in the "Managing Models" chapter in the General Features Guide.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| <del-string> | Text | String to be deleted in the input block |
| <delete-block-input> | Complex template | Parameter used to input text |
The output is that all instances of the string <del-string> are removed in the delete block input.
In the following example, 'GetCustomerName' is converted to 'CustomerName'.
.delete( get ) GetCustomerName .enddelete
In the following example, the variable %Code% is 'm_myMember' and it is converted to 'myMember'.
.delete(m_) %Code% .enddelete
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