ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05) (SCCS 1.2)
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reload [-f | -y | -n ]
"reload file"
DESCRIPTION:
'reload' is used to reload the file from disk discarding any
changes. made to the file. The action taken depends on any
options used as well as whether changes have been made since the
file was last updated to disk. Only 1 option may be present. This
command is only valid in ce/cv (not ceterm).
If no options are specified in an edit window, reload
will reload the file from disk. If the window is a
ceterm window, an error message will be
generated. If changes have been made to the file, a
prompt is issued asking if it is OK to discard the
changes and reload the file. Responding yes (or 'y')
causes reload to be reinvoked with the -y option.
If ce detects that the disk copy of the file has been
changed external to ce, it will prompt you to ask if
you want to reload the file. If you respond yes, the
file will be reloaded with no further questions. If
you respond no, you will not be asked again for this
edit session. The test is made whenever a ce window
gains window focus.
-f The file is reloaded with out prompting.
-y The file is reloaded without prompting. This is how
reload is invoked after responding 'y' to them prompt.
-n This causes reload to do nothing. This is how reload is
invoked after responding 'n' to the prompt.
RELATED HELP FILES:
ro (Read Only)
pw (Pad Write)
commands (List of Commands)
support (customer support)
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