# capture/flush Drain the capture buffer and uninstall it. Subsequent `echo`/`println` calls go to stdout/stderr again. ## Syntax

[capture/flush]

## Examples

[capture/start]
echo "hello"
[capture/flush]    # → @("hello")

## Returns List of captured strings (one entry per `echo`/`println` call). ## See Also `capture/start`, `capture/clear`, `capture/with`