Stack name vs file name indication

[Jeanne A. E. DeVoto]

At 10:28 AM +1000 6/7/2005, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
>Also of use is "delete stack whatever" which despite it's scary 
>name, actually only deletes the copy from memory, so you can reload 
>the working version.


Cautionary warning for those not familiar with delete stack: if you 
use the command on a main stack, it behaves just as Sarah says, but 
if you use it on a substack it will actually delete it from the file 
the next time it's saved. Be careful out there.

(A while back, I bugzilla'd a request to add a command "remove 
<substack> from <mainstack>", while deprecating and eventually 
removing the ability to use "delete stack" on substacks - basically 
to avoid any confusion arising. It's bug 1081, if you want to check 
it out.)
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