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3.6 Circuit and DAEObject Manipulation 259
Display new netlist.
In[4]:= DisplayForm[netload]
Out[4]//DisplayForm= Netlist Raw, 4 Entries:
V0, 1, 0, V0
R1, 1, 2, R1
R2, 2, 0, R2
Rload, 2, 0, Rload
3.6.2 DeleteElements
DeleteElements[netlist, stringpattern]
removes those netlist entries from netlist whose reference
designator matches stringpattern
DeleteElements[circuit, stringpattern]
removes those netlist entries from the top-level netlist of
circuit whose reference designator matches stringpattern
DeleteElements[circuit, stringpattern, subcirspec]
removes netlist entries in subcircuits specified by subcirspec
Command structure of DeleteElements.
Given a Netlist or Circuit object, DeleteElements removes netlist elements from the top-level
netlist or from subcircuits defined in the circuit and returns the new Netlist or Circuit object,
respectively. The argument stringpattern is either a single string pattern or a list of string patterns.
Netlist elements whose reference designator matches any of the string patterns are removed. To delete
elements in subcircuits, referencing to certain subcircuits is performed by means of the subcircuit
specification subcirspec which is a sequence of rules of the following form:
sequence
description
Name−>stringpattern
, Selector−>stringpattern
deletes netlist entries in subcircuits whose Name matches
stringpattern
and whose Selector matches stringpattern
Name−>stringpattern
Selector−>stringpattern
equivalent to Name−>stringpattern, Selector−>"*"
equivalent to Name−>"*", Selector−>stringpattern
Possible subcircuit specifications.
Note that there is no check whether the returned Circuit object defines a valid circuit.
See also: AddElements (Section 3.6.1), GetElements (Section 3.6.3).