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John Nicol edited this page Oct 26, 2025
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The "load" command allows to load commands from a file. For example, to load commands from the file "x.p", one writes:
load x.p;
The file can contain any command except for "load x.p;". The user will not get a warning if the file "x.p" contains "load x.p", but Walnut might end up in an infinite loop.
Note that the file can contain "load y.p;" whenever y != x and y.p is a valid file.