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Destroys the list and releases the memory used to store the list elements.
Source position: classesh.inc line 240
public destructor TFPList.Destroy; override; |
Destroy destroys the list and releases the memory used to store the list elements. The elements themselves are in no way touched, i.e. any meomory they point to must be explicitly released before calling the destructor.