pc:hideme

note

This article is about the pc:hidemeBlend attribute.

pc:hideme

Suppresses the writing, to the standard output, of a copy of the parent element.

This is a top-level attribute. Its purpose is to suppress, from your output, the top-level element of your script.

Syntax  

<element pc:hideme="{ yes | no }"

*content*

</element>

As the examples show, in practice, this attribute is used for the document node (the top-level node) of the USoft Blend script. In the typical usage of USoft Blend, if you do not pass pc:hideme="true", this document node is the only node that is copied to the output by default.

Example 1

<example xmlns:pc="Processing.Command" >
    content
</example>

The output of this example is:

<example>
    content
</example>

Example 2

<example xmlns:pc="Processing.Command" pc:hideme="true">
     content
</example>

The output of this example is:

    content

Example 3

<example xmlns:pc="Processing.Command" pc:hideme="false" >
     content  
</example>

The output of this example is:

<example
  xmlns:pc="Processing.Command"
  pc:hideme="false" >
       content
</example>