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Re: If undo-only why not a redo-only?
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Stefan Monnier |
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Re: If undo-only why not a redo-only? |
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Mon, 08 Jun 2020 15:27:55 -0400 |
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> The idea is to navigate only in one direction until the initial opposite
> action. or the other with the *-only commands, without the danger of
> switching unintentionally from undo to redo or vice-versa. If there is not
> more undo or redo or the next action is the opposite (redo/undo), just stop
> and do nothing (print a message maybe)
Yes, that's what `undo-only` and `undo-redo` attempt to provide, IIUC.
Have you bumped into problems with them?
Stefan
Re: If undo-only why not a redo-only?, Ergus, 2020/06/08