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LST - Cursor On Cursor - Del B
LST
Cursor On Cursor
Del B


LST - Cursor On Cursor - Del B

Description

This diagram depicts the closing of list (B) using the lstClose function.

Notice that no lists or items are actually removed. The reference counter in (B) is decremented but it is not actually closed because its reference count is still greater than zero. It is, in effect, flagged for deletion.

Related Functions

lstClose


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