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C/C++ API Documentation | 2025.2

# Error::Clear()

Remove any error messages from an `Error` object.

Virtual? | No |
Class | `Error` |
Arguments | None |
Returns | `void` |

## Notes

`Clear()` can be used if you need to clear an `Error` after having handled it in a way that does not automatically clear it.

## Example

The following code attempts to establish a connection to a nonexistent server, displays the error’s severity, clears the error, and shows that the error has been cleared:

    ClientApi client;
    Error e;

    client.SetPort( "bogus:12345" );
    client.Init( &e );

    printf( "Error severity after Init() is is %d.\n", e.GetSeverity() );
    e.Clear();
    printf( "Error severity after Clear() is %d.\n", e.GetSeverity() );

Executing the preceding code produces the following output:

    Error severity after Init() is 4.
    Error severity after Clear() is 0.

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