RE: Re: Undo Weirdness

["Weber, Richard" <Weberr@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I realize that, but I think you're misunderstanding my situation.  I have
made changes and did "Undo" all the way back to the original state.  "Undo"
button is disabled and message tells me I'm at original state.  No more
changes to undo.  Now I make a single change.  The undo button is enabled.
How many changes should I be able to undo? 


Rick Weber | TЯU International 


-----Original Message-----
From: adrian [mailto:stori@xxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 9:34 AM
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: Undo Weirdness


LPEX allows you to go back through *all* the changes effected in an edit 
session ("unlimited" undo).  When you keep undoing, the asterisk 
designating the file is 'dirty' may therefore disappear at several 
points during the process.

Weber, Richard wrote:
> I have just upgraded to WDSc V6.  I was trying out a few features in 
> the LPEX editor and setting up a few of my favorite preferences.  I 
> would open a source, try a few test line changes and then "Undo" back 
> to the original state and try a few other line changes.  Now, when I 
> "Undo" I expected to go back a few steps from my latest changes to the 
> original state again. However, what happens is I back up through them 
> AND through the changes I already undid!
> 
> In case you can't follow what I'm saying, I'll describe what's 
> happening now.  I have "Undo"'ed back to original state and I see that 
> message "Undo successful.  Document is now at original state".  I'll 
> go to a line and hit enter - that's it.  What do I expect: One "Undo" 
> and back to original state. What do I get:  One "Undo" goes back to 
> what was the original state but the undo button is still enabled and 
> the message says  "Undo successful.  One set of changes undone" and I 
> can keep hitting undo and see all of the changes that came before.