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read-file(2)
read-file(2)read-file - Find and load file replacing current buffer
read-file "file-name" (C-x C-r)
read-file operates like find-file(2), this command either finds the file in a buffer, or creates a new buffer and reads the file in. The command destroys the current buffer before the new buffer is created making this command ideal to use when the wrong file was entered on a find-file(2). This command is also useful for re-loading files that have changed on disk.
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Last Modified: 1998/07/10
Generated On: 1999/12/01