Destructor for Binary Search Tree

Question

I am trying to write the destructor for my Binary Search Tree and I know how to recursively loop through the tree, but I do not know how to do that in the destructor so that every node is deleted.

My Header is:

struct Node;
typedef string TreeType;
typedef Node * TreePtr;

//Defines a Node
struct Node
{
    TreeType Info;
    int countDuplicates = 1;
    TreePtr Left, Right;
};

class Tree
{
public:
    //Constructor
    Tree();

    //Destructor
    ~Tree();

    //Retruns true if the tree is Empty
    bool Empty();

    //Inserts a Node into the tree
    bool Insert(TreeType);

    //Delete decides what type of delection needs to occur, then calls the correct Delete function
    bool Delete(Node * , Node * );

    //Deletes a leaf node from the tree
    bool DeleteLeaf(TreePtr, TreePtr);

    //Deletes a two child node from the tree
    bool DeleteTwoChild(TreePtr);

    //Deletes a one child node from the tree
    bool DeleteOneChild(TreePtr, TreePtr);

    //Finds a certain node in the tree
    bool Find(TreeType);

    //Calculates the height of the tree
    int Height(TreePtr);

    //Keeps a count of the nodes currently in the tree;
    void Counter();

private:

    //Prints the nodes to the output text file in order alphabetically
    void InOrder(ofstream &,TreePtr);

    //Defines a TreePtr called Root
    TreePtr Root;

    //Defines a TreePtr called Current
    TreePtr Current;

    //Defines a TreePtr called Parent
    TreePtr Parent;
};

My constructor is:

Tree::Tree()
{
    Root = NULL;
    Current = NULL;
    Parent = NULL;
}

Is there a way to call the destructor recursively? If not, how do I traverse through every node to delete it.

Answer 1

void Tree::DestroyRecursive(TreePtr node)
{
    if (node)
    {
        DestroyRecursive(node->left);
        DestroyRecursive(node->right);
        delete node;
    }
}

Tree::~Tree()
{
    DestroyRecursive(Root);
}