HIDE(nged)
Sets the hidden flag for the specified objects.
π NAME π
okay bestie, meet hide β it's from the nged manual, aka HIDE(nged) in BRL-CAD User Commands, and it does exactly one iconic thing: it sets the hidden flag for the specified objects. π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
hide {objects}
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So hide sets the hidden flag on the objects you point it at. Periodt. π
When that flag is set, those objects do not appear in the output of the ls, t, or tops commands. They're lowkey in stealth mode. π΅οΈββοΈ
But listen: the -a option on ls, t, and tops will force hidden objects to appear in the output. So the hidden flag is doing its thing in the default output, and -a is the reveal. β¨
π EXAMPLES π
This example shows hide flagging a specified object as hidden.
Example 1. Flag a specific object as hidden.
mged> hide sol_a
Marks sol_a as hidden.
π AUTHOR π
The BRL-CAD Team. iconic.
π BUG REPORTS π
If you find a bug or a problem, report it via electronic mail to devs@brcad.org. fr fr, they want to hear about it. π¬
That's the whole HIDE(nged) page, bestie π β footer source/version vibes are BRL-CAD and HIDE(nged), and there's no date on this footer to mention, so no invented date here. π
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