tixDestroy(n)
Okay bestie, this is tixDestroy(n), straight out of the Tix Built-In Commands manual, and it's giving βtiny but powerful.β π
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π NAME π
tixDestroy β Destroy Tix Objects. Literally what it says on the label, no cap. π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
tixDestroy objectName
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Okay so here's the tea: tixDestroy destroys a Tix object whose class is declared by the tixClass keyword. π«Ά
When the object is destroyed, its Destructor function is called and the memory allocated for this object is freed. That's the main character moment: destructor runs, memory gets released. π₯
π KEYWORDS π
TixObject
These are the keywords, periodt. π
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