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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: docs/dictionary/command/revert.lcdoc
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Type: command
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Syntax: revert
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Syntax: revert [<targetStack>]
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Summary: Restores the <current stack> to its state when last saved, deleting all changes made since the last save.
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Summary: Restores a stack to its state when last saved, deleting all
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changes made since the last save.
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Introduced: 1.0
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Example:
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if it is "Don't Save" then revert
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revert stack "MyStack"
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Description:
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Use the <revert> <command> to back out of any changes made to the <current stack> since the last save.
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Parameters:
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The <revert> <command> also <undo|undoes> changes made to other <stacks> stored in the same <stack file>. That is, if you <revert> a <main stack>, all <substacks> of that <stack> also revert to the last save, and if you revert a <substack>, its <main stack> and any other <substacks> also revert.
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Syntax: get the mediaTypes of <player>
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Summary: Specifies one or more types of media used in in a <QuickTime> movie.
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Summary: Specifies one or more types of media used in a movie.
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Associations: player
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OS: mac,linux,ios,android
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OS: mac,windows
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Platforms: desktop,server,web,mobile
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Platforms: desktop
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This property is read:only and cannot be set
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Use the <mediaTypes> <property> to find out what kinds of media a <QuickTime> movie contains.
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Use the <mediaTypes> <property> to find out what kinds of media a movie contains.
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Most QuickTime movies provide more than one media type. For example, a typical movie might provide one video and one audio track.
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Most movies provide more than one media type. For example, a typical movie might provide one video and one audio track.
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If more than one track in the movie uses the same media type, the media type is specified only once in the <mediaTypes> property. For example, "audio" appears only once in the <mediaTypes>, even if the movie contains more than one audio track.
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This property was removed from the Windows platform in version 8.1.0, due to the change of player implementation from QuickTime to DirectShow.
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This document was updated in version 8.1.0 to remove references to QuickTime, as this property is now also supported by the Windows DirectShow-based player.
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