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Assigning Delete Command to a Button

How to select multiple records and delete through delete button

Create a button now change settings as per below

Note: In delete button properties now change Multiselect option from Auto to Yes 

 [Control("Button")]

    class FormButtonControl2

    {

        /// <summary>

        ///

        /// </summary>

        public void clicked()

        {

            super();

            cars_ds.deleteMarked(); 

           // info("Number of Cars in Showroom",cars.RecId);

        }

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