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#RESET

[[cmud_#RES]]

RESET

Syntax: #RES filenum
Syntax: #RES classname

Reset the filenum file back to the beginning. The file must be opened using the #FILE command.

If used without parameters, this command resets all variables back to their startup defaults and classes back to their startup state. If used with the name of a class, all variables and triggers in the class are reset to their startup state. Note that the classname cannot be a number (or else it is interpreted as a file number to reset).

RESET examples

#RES 1
reset file 1 to the beginning.

#RESET
resets variables and classes to their startup values

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