Elke,
Calling DestroyFeature() rather than delete is specific to C++ / Windows. For
Java, calling .delete() or doing nothing special is fine.
Quoting http://gdal.org/java/org/gdal/ogr/Feature.html#delete() :
"""
public void delete()
Delete (in memory) a feature.
Calling this method is
Hello,
What is the proper way in Java (Windows) to release a feature from memory that
has been loaded from an OGR layer?
I've been using .delete() on the feature object, but just read in an OGR API
Tutorial that DestroyFeature should be used on Windows. I can't seem to find
reference to a D
