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‎docs/dictionary/command/delete-variable.lcdoc‎

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Syntax: delete {local | global | variable} {<variableName> | <arrayIndex>}
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Summary:
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Removes a <variable> from memory.
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Introduced: 1.0
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<variable>. The <delete variable> <command> only removes the contents
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If you use theform, the <variableName>, <global> or <local>, is deleted.
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The <delete variable> <command> not only removes the contents of the
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<variable>, but deletes it entirely from memory. If you delete a <key>
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If you delete a <key> from an <array> <variable>, that <element> of the
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>*Note:* <local variable|Local variables> that are used within a
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> <handler> are automatically deleted when the <handler> in which they

‎docs/dictionary/command/kill.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/launch-document.lcdoc‎

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- "can't open file" - the file was not found or is not accessible
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- "no association" - no application was found to open the document
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- "request failed" - an attempt was made to launch the appropriate
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- "no memory" - the system ran out of resources or memory while trying to
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References: launch (command), launch url (command),
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‎docs/dictionary/command/launch.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/libURLftpUpload.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/libURLftpUploadFile.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/load-extension.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/load.lcdoc‎

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‎docs/dictionary/command/lock-menus.lcdoc‎

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