componentlist.remove

Description

The remove function removes the specified component(s) from the list. Components are specified by numbering them from one to the length of the list. So removing component one will remove the first component. After using this function all the remaining components will be shuffled down so that component two becomes component one. You cannot remove components from a list that has been opened read only.

You can specify a vector of indices to remove a number of components at once. For example in a five element list removing elements [1,3,5] will result in a two element list, now indexed as elements one and two, containing what was previously the second and fourth components. Components that have been deleted using this function are not lost. The recover function can be used to get them back unless the purge function has been executed. Then they are completely gone.

Arguments

`which`	indices of which component(s) to remove
	`Allowed:`	`a vector containing unique integers between 1 and the length of the list`
	`Default:`	`no default`
`log`	Send a message to the logger
	`Allowed:`	`Boolean`
	`Default:`	`T`

Returns nothing

Example

      include 'componentlist.g'
      cl := componentlist('crux.cl');
      cl.remove(1);

This example reads a componentlist from an AIPS++ table and removes the first element from the list.

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	`Package`	`synthesis`
	`Module`	`componentmodels`
	`Tool`	`componentlist`

componentlist.remove - Function