The RemovePalette command unregisters the palette with the name N so that it will no longer be usable by ColorTools commands.  The string N must contain only alphanumeric characters.

It returns a list of the normalized names of all the known palettes after the removal.

$\mathrm{with}\left(\mathrm{ColorTools}\right)\:$

$P≔\mathrm{Palette}\left(\left[''Red''=\mathrm{Color}\left(''\#f00''\right)\,''Blue''=\mathrm{Color}\left(''\#00f''\right)\,''Green''=\mathrm{Color}\left(''\#0f0''\right)\right]\right)$

$P≔⟨Palette:RedBlueGreen⟩$

$\mathrm{AddPalette}\left(''Primary''\,P\right)$

$\left[''niagara''\,''nautical''\,''spring''\,''oldplots''\,''mono''\,''dalton''\,''executive''\,''bright''\,''patchwork''\,''css''\,''cvd''\,''cvd2''\,''cvd3''\,''html''\,''maplev''\,''x11''\,''resene''\,''generic''\,''xterm''\,''solarized''\,''xkcd''\,''primary''\right]$

$\mathrm{RemovePalette}\left(''Primary''\right)$

$\left[''niagara''\,''nautical''\,''spring''\,''oldplots''\,''mono''\,''dalton''\,''executive''\,''bright''\,''patchwork''\,''css''\,''cvd''\,''cvd2''\,''cvd3''\,''html''\,''maplev''\,''x11''\,''resene''\,''generic''\,''xterm''\,''solarized''\,''xkcd''\right]$

The ColorTools[RemovePalette] command was introduced in Maple 16.

For more information on Maple 16 changes, see Updates in Maple 16.