flush [cellname]
where cellname is the name of a cell definition to be flushed.
The flush command reverts a cell definition to the last version saved to disk, forgetting all changes made in the interim. Without arguments, the current edit cell is flushed. Otherwise, the named cell is flushed.The effects of the flush command are irrevocable; the command cannot be undone with an undo command.
flush is implemented as a built-in command in magic. However, it conflicts with the Tcl flush command that flushes an output pipe. Special processing determines which use is intended.
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