reread-file - Reload the current buffer's file
n reread-file
reread-file reloads from disk the file associated with the current buffer, this command is particularly useful when the file is continually updated by an external program. If the buffer has been edited and its name does not start with a '*' then the user is prompted as to whether the changes should be discarded. Also if the buffer has an active process running in it then confirmation is sort from the user before the process is killed.
The argument n can be used to change the default behavior of reread-file described above, n is a bit based flag where:-
0x01
reread-file is a macro implemented in tool.emf.
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Last Modified: 2006/09/21
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