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Clearing WinGhci's command prompt (and also its values)

How can I clear WinGhci's (one of Haskell's Windows IDEs) command prompt and all the current "session" values?

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You can use :load with no arguments to clear all modules and bindings. To clear the prompt simply hit ctrl + s.

Paul  2010-09-17 07:25:10

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