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Usage:
quit or bye or end or stop or exit
quit(F) or bye(F) or end(F) or stop(F) or exit(F)
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general
To terminate a MacAnova run, type 'quit'. On a version with Windows
(Macintosh, Windows or Motif), you will be asked if you want to save the
workspace and any command/output windows.
quit() or quit(T) has the same effect as 'quit'.
quit(F) means you want to quit unconditionally with no opportunity to
save the workspace or windows. On a version without Windows, it is no
different from quit(T).
It is an error for quit to be part of a compound command (enclosed in
{...}) or for there to be anything other than a comment starting with
'#' after it on the command line.
'stop', 'end', 'bye' and 'exit' mean the same as 'quit'.
Example:
Cmd> quit # or bye or stop() or end(T), etc.
In a windowed version (Macintosh, Windows or Motif), you can also
select Quit on the File Menu. You will be asked whether you wish to
save the workspace or the command/output window(s). On a Macintosh, if
you hold down the Option key while selecting Quit or hitting Return
after typing 'quit', you quit unconditionally without a chance to save
files.
See also topic 'launching'.
Gary Oehlert
2003-01-15