Plot: Create Clear<T>() as an alias for Remove<T>()

[swharden]

The same way that GetPlottables() works

ScottPlot/src/ScottPlot5/ScottPlot5/Plot.cs

Lines 366 to 369 in 093994e

	public IEnumerable<IPlottable> GetPlottables()
	{
	return PlottableList;
	}

[UrbaLaba7]

Might be useful, from my code where need to remove dashed lines and repaint.

        // Iterate through plot's elements and remove dashed lines
        void RemoveDashedLines(Plot plot)
        {
            for (int i = plot.PlottableList.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
            {
                if (plot.PlottableList[i] is Scatter scatter && scatter.LineStyle.Pattern == LinePattern.Dashed)
                    plot.Remove(scatter);
            }
        }

[CoderPM2011]

It seems the same as Remove<T>().

ScottPlot/src/ScottPlot5/ScottPlot5/Plot.cs

Lines 419 to 426 in 093994e

	/// <summary>
	/// Remove a all instances of a specific type from the <see cref="PlottableList"/>.
	/// </summary>
	/// <typeparam name="T">Type of <see cref="IPlottable"/> to be removed</typeparam>
	public void Remove<T>() where T : IPlottable
	{
	PlottableList.RemoveAll(x => x is T);
	}

[swharden]

It seems the same as Remove<T>()

Good find! That's the exact function I was looking for and I forgot it was there 😅

I instinctively reached for Clear<T>() so maybe we should add it as an alias to Remove<T>() to make it more discoverable

[swharden]

resolved in #3820