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I noticed that if I use Edit:Find to replace a target string with a substitute string, hitting Edit:Undo deletes the substitute string, but does not restore the original target string. For that, you need to hit Undo a second time. This is only a minor annoyance, but it does seem like one click too many.

More troublesome - if I use the Replace All button in the Find window to replace multiple instances of a target string, then Undo is either grayed out or doesn't seem to do anything.

thank you,

dave_f
Mac OS 10.4.11 Intel iMac
newLISP v.9.2.10

thanks for the report, will look into it

Lutz

in 9.2.11 find-replace-all in newlisp-edit.lsp now accepts undo, but still undo must be executed double, like with simple find-replace. Any suggestion how to fix this is welcome (needs in depth knowledge of the Java UndoManager object/interface)

Paste and set-text operations in Java are split into a delete and add operation and need an undo for each currently.

In undo of replace-all this produces a scary moment, after the first undo the whole editor contents disappears, then a second undo brings the text back, as it existed before replace-all.

Lutz

... looks like the double undo could be eliminated :-)

Lutz