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In my tree, when I attempt to close a node, I expect all its children and sub-children to be removed from the tree. After consulting your documentation, I came across the 'removeMulti' function. However, I've encountered an issue while using this function – it doesn't remove all of the children as expected. Instead, it only removes approximately half of the children associated with a parent node.
Here's the code I've employed: tree.value.removeMulti( stat.children )
Is there a way to ensure that the 'removeMulti' function removes all of the children?
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In my tree, when I attempt to close a node, I expect all its children and sub-children to be removed from the tree. After consulting your documentation, I came across the 'removeMulti' function. However, I've encountered an issue while using this function – it doesn't remove all of the children as expected. Instead, it only removes approximately half of the children associated with a parent node.
Here's the code I've employed:
tree.value.removeMulti( stat.children )
Is there a way to ensure that the 'removeMulti' function removes all of the children?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: