No worries, thanks for that. Multi step undo is a luxury, but reversing the most recent step (even if it affects several rows) will be important. I can understand that those multi row actions are probably 'sequences' of steps anyway so far as the computer is concerned. Nothing's ever simple, is it? :)
There might be a lot to do before, but there are some pretty serious issues related to undo... (I allready discussed these in the past.
1- One is that if you accidently want to undo (ctrl-z) something that's erased in the filter area, it will undo something written in the grid. Not good. 2- Same for column filters,
3- and same thing while editing the content of cell (undo will undo previous grid entry/editing and not the current mistake)
4- and maybe other areas too... (can't remember of the top of my head...)
To avoid useless pain and headaches, undo should always work for the currently active "editing area". It's a must and, IMHO, should be a priority. Multiple undo could come after (maybe is it a luxury...).
[quote=Armando][snip] undo should always work for the currently active "editing area". It's a must and, IMHO, should be a priority. Multiple undo could come after (maybe is it a luxury...).[/quote]
Excellent point. If it isn't t limited to active "editing area" it could really make one crazy.
[quote=glinkot]Hi Pierre, when you mention it's fixed did you mean undo would bring all my cleared lines from the last step back too?[/quote]doesnt look like it -
There's another thing that I think should work differently :
while editing the content of a cell, when one presses esc by mistake , one looses everything that was written (edited) in the cell... with no possibility of undoing that action. This happened to me quite a few times.
Solution : popup window warning the user that data will be lost, or... just the ability of undoing that last action.
There's another thing that I think should work differently :
while editing the content of a cell, when one presses esc by mistake , one looses everything that was written (edited) in the cell... with no possibility of undoing that action. This happened to me quite a few times.
Solution : popup window warning the user that data will be lost, or... just the ability of undoing that last action[/quote] or just that it takes you out of edit mode leaving the edited text - if you want to undo it then Ctrl+Z should work
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