Remover Commands |
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The aim of the remover commands is to simplify the definition of optional parameters, properties or attributes. Removes the definition that encloses the current function. The enclosing definition is the non-blank characters between the first preceding blank character and the first succeeding blank character. Example-1:
Example-2:
\rl Definition: (Remove the current Line) When a \rl remover command is encountered, then the line that the current function resides is completely removed from the output. Example:
Assume that there is no value for ZipCode and Street. Also assume that the value for the City is "Newyork".
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