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Unproven: I believe that if you use this command on a globally-created marker, and subsequently another machine executes a global command on the same marker (e.g. setMarkerPos), then the marker will be re-created on the machine it was previously deleted on. Can result in confusing marker behaviour.
Unproven: I believe that if you use this command on a globally-created marker, and subsequently another machine executes a global command on the same marker (e.g. setMarkerPos), then the marker will be re-created on the machine it was previously deleted on. Can result in confusing marker behaviour.

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Description

Description:
Description needed
Groups:
Markers

Syntax

Syntax:
Syntax needed
Parameters:
markerName: String
Return Value:
Return value needed

Examples

Example 1:
deleteMarkerLocal "Marker1"

Additional Information

See also:
createMarkerLocaldeleteMarker

Notes

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Posted on 7 January, 2012
HomerJohnston
Unproven: I believe that if you use this command on a globally-created marker, and subsequently another machine executes a global command on the same marker (e.g. setMarkerPos), then the marker will be re-created on the machine it was previously deleted on. Can result in confusing marker behaviour.