Jan 162012
This is another list example, primarily to demonstrate that destroying a list returns it to its initial state. The list is not hidden, and you get to create it, and destroy it, at will. (This is functionality introduced in v2.0)
This is another list example, primarily to demonstrate that destroying a list returns it to its initial state. The list is not hidden, and you get to create it, and destroy it, at will. (This is functionality introduced in v2.0)