PS TEXT EDIT Reference Manual

DELETE
TEDIT Commands
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DELETE REGION
DELETE REGION removes all text between the cursor and the region
boundary that is created with the DEFINEREGION command.
How to Use. First identify one end of a region with the DEFINEREGION
command. Next move the cursor to the other end of the region. Then enter
DELETE REGION.
Tips. See Section 2 for a description of a region.
Related Commands. ERASE REGION and DEFINEREGION.
DELETE SECTION
DELETE SECTION removes all characters between the cursor and the end
of the section.
How to Use. First place the cursor at the position in a section where you
want to begin removing text. Then enter DELETE SECTION.
What Happens. If the cursor is positioned at the beginning of a section, the
entire section is deleted (including the section marker). If the cursor is
positioned anywhere in the section, all text from the cursor to the end of a
section is deleted.
Tips. The end of a section is either the end of the file or a section marker
indicating the start of another section.
DELETE uses the section marker of the current profile.
The default section marker setting is \NEW. Use the RECONFIGURE
OPTIONS command to change this setting.
Related Commands. ERASE SECTION and RECONFIGURE OPTIONS.