DxDestroy
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This function destroys a DxElement.
Syntax
bool dxDestroy ( DxElement dxElement )
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- Method: DxElement:destroy(...)
Required Arguments
- dxElement: element you wish to destroy
Returns
Returns true if the DxElement was destroyed, false otherwise
See Also
- dxAddClickFunction
- dxAddRenderFunction
- dxApplyMask
- dxBringToFront
- dxDestroy
- dxGetAlpha
- dxGetBounds
- dxGetChildren
- dxGetChildrenByType
- dxGetColor
- dxGetGlobalProperty
- dxGetHoverColor
- dxGetIndex
- dxGetInheritedBounds
- dxGetInheritedChildren
- dxGetInheritedChildrenByType
- dxGetInheritedParents
- dxGetMaskTexture
- dxGetNonRootElements
- dxGetObstructingElement
- dxGetParent
- dxGetPosition
- dxGetProperty
- dxGetRootElement
- dxGetRootElements
- dxGetSize
- dxGetText
- dxGetTextColor
- dxGetTexture
- dxGetTopLevelChildren
- dxGetVisible
- dxIsChild
- dxIsFront
- dxIsInheritedChild
- dxIsObstructed
- dxIsObstructedByElement
- dxIsParent
- dxIsRootElement
- dxRemoveClickFunction
- dxRemoveRenderFunction
- dxSendToBack
- dxSetAlpha
- dxSetCentered
- dxSetColor
- dxSetDragArea
- dxSetGlobalProperty
- dxSetHoverColor
- dxSetIndex
- dxSetMaskEnabled
- dxSetParent
- dxSetPosition
- dxSetProperty
- dxSetSize
- dxSetText
- dxSetTextColor
- dxSetVisible
- isMouseOverDxElement