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This function clears the command list for a given object
- Parameters:
- oObject
- the object on which to clear the command list
- nHardClear
- specifies if the object can finish the action in progress or not (Hard = don't wait)
- Returns:
- TRUE on success, FALSE on failure
- Source:
- script.ldf
Description
This function clears the command list for a given object. Note that this also clear the currently executed command which is outside of the queue.
Remarks
Designers should NOT use this function, but use the WR_ClearAllCommands wrapper function instead, defined in wrappers_h
