Using "delete -> identified" in draft module

Which version are you using?
I have checked my installation (12.0.Sp6 and 12.1.Sp2) but I do not have such command.....

Dear all,
Does anyone know how to use delete -> identified in draft module?
Thanks,

Dear corrado,
I use PDMS 11.6.
In design module, when we want to delete more than one element, we can select menu Delete -> identified.
But in Draft module, it is not available.

[QUOTE=htl;69688]Dear corrado,
I use PDMS 11.6.
In design module, when we want to delete more than one element, we can select menu Delete -> identified.
But in Draft module, it is not available.


Construct-->Group option will help you in draft for the above mentioned requirements...

Delete-->Group members will delete the grouping elements.Always use clear option before adding anything into grouping..

Dear Deva,

Using this option can not select GLAB, SLAB.
Only 2D primitive.
I want to delete some GLAB and SLAB.

sorry i thought 2d primivites make a list in list identify option will be there it seems.and in action button give delete slab or delete glab.

Hope this is helpful..

This function is not available - I have taken it up a few times with AVEVA

Its annoying the way AVEVA don't make the same functions available throughout the modules. Like above, people know what they want but its not available

Use this PML to do it...
     
define method .delete()
     prompt dismiss
     prompt off

     !idarray   = ARRAY()

     do
       prompt load escape 'Identify Element or -Escape-'
       id@
       handle(61,528)
          break
       elsehandle none
       endhandle
       enhance ce  
       !ceref = !!ce.ref
       
       !idarray.append(!ceref)
     enddo
     
     if !idarray.size().eq(0) then
        return
     else  
        !ask = !!alert.confirm ('O.K. to delete items highlighted in Violet?')
        if !ask.eq('YES') then
           do !x values !idarray
              $!x
              !type = !!ce.type
              !owner = !!ce.owner
                 DELETE $!type
                 handle(2,113)
                    $!owner
                 endhandle
                 
                 unenhance all
           enddo
        else
           unenhance all
        endif
    endif
endmethod

Dear Baz90,
Thanks for your macro. I will try it.

Thanks,