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14.4 Loading New Files

You can load new files into memory at anytime. These can be appended to a current file, replace a file, or be loaded into a new buffer (for details on the later, see Chapter 8.1.5).

14.4.1 New File [Escape `]

The [Esc][`] command (also accessible as Menu-File-NewFile) first saves the current buffer. Then a prompt is displayed to load a new file into that buffer. The existing buffer data (hopefully saved at this point) will be destroyed when the new data is loaded.

If you press [Enter], without entering any data, the on-screen file selector will be enabled for you to select a filename.

14.4.2 Append File [Escape G]

The command will prompt for a filename (press [Enter] with no data to enable the on-screen file selector). The specified file will be loaded into the buffer at the current cursor position. The filename associated with this buffer will not be changed.



Bob van der Poel
1999-05-14