Kein-Hong Man:
> Bracket with the following (barely tested):
>
> editor.UndoCollection = false
> -- edit stuff here
> editor.UndoCollection = true
No. Turning undo collection off and on breaks the undo collection
sequence so you are no longer able to undo correctly back past that
position. Try running this macro to add "abc" to the editing buffer:
function UndoMess()
editor:AddText("a")
editor.UndoCollection = false
editor:AddText("b")
editor.UndoCollection = true
editor:AddText("c")
end
Press Undo once: "c" disappears. Press Undo again and "b" rather
than "a" is left.
The correct thing to call is editor:BeginUndoAction() before the
compound action and editor:EndUndoAction() after. UndoCollection
should only be touched if you want to delete all of the undo
information collected before that point (with EmptyUndoBuffer) which
is normally only when loading a file.
Neil
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