## 2.12 `DELETE` command

### 2.12.1 Syntax

`DELete` label ...
`DELete ALL`

### 2.12.2 Purpose

Remove a line, or a group of lines, from the circuit description.

### 2.12.3 Comments

To delete a part, by label, enter the label. (Example `DEL R15'.) Wildcards ``*`' and ``?`' are allowed, in which case, all that match are deleted.
To delete the entire circuit, the entire word `ALL` must be entered. (Example `DEL ALL'.)
After deleting anything, there is usually no way to get it back, but if a fault had been applied (see `fault` command) `restore` may have surprising results.

### 2.12.4 Examples

`delete all`
  Delete the entire circuit, but save the title.
`del R12`
  Delete `R12`.
`del R12 C3`
  Delete `R12` and `C3`.
`del R*`
  Delete all resistors. (Also, any models and subcircuits starting with `R`.)