To enter the **/Recipe **option keyword in the command line, use one of the options:
- Type /Recipe
- Type the shortcut** /Rec**
Description
Section titled “Description”The /Recipe option keyword can only be used together with the CleanUp keyword and only if the /Type option keyword is set to Recipe.
Using /Recipe allows you to define more precisely which recipes are to be deleted.
Syntax
Section titled “Syntax”[Function] [Object] [“Object_Name” or Object_Number] (/Type “Recipe”)(/Recipe “Recipe_Value”)
General Keywords and Option Keywords
Section titled “General Keywords and Option Keywords”General keywords and option keywords that use the /Recipe option keyword.
Values
Section titled “Values”The /Recipe option keyword uses these values:
- NoOutput**:**
Recipes that do not generate output are deleted. This combines the following values – NotCooked and CookedButOverwritten. When specifying /Type “Recipe” and not using /Recipe in addition, NoOutput will be applied. - NotCooked:
If the assigned preset cannot be used by the selection or if the assigned group is empty, NotCooked will remove such non-functional recipes. - CookedButOverwritten:
If a later recipe uses a preset with the values of the same attributes in the same selection, CookedButOverwritten will delete all recipes that could have been cooked successfully, but which do not generate output. - Normal:
Is only used in combination with the Store keyword. When storing recipes into a preset Normal keeps the selection of recipes of the programmer. - **NoSelection:
**Is only used in combination with the Store keyword. NoSelection stores recipe presets without selection.