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Del.» procedure Clear;

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C++ » void Clear();

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This method clears any PolyNode children contained by PolyTree the object.

Clear does not need to be called explicitly. The Clipper.Execute method that accepts a PolyTree parameter will automatically clear the PolyTree object before propagating it with new PolyNodes. Likewise, PolyTree's destructor will also automatically clear any contained PolyNodes.

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PolyTree.Clear

See Also