Using Undo and Redo Feature
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The GridDesktop’s Undo/Redo feature is very useful. The name explains its functionality itself, it allows you to undo/redo the recent action(s) in a worksheet. For example, if a formula is accidentally deleted or you edit data in a cell which you don’t actually want, these actions can be corrected by using the Undo and Redo operations provided by the control.
Performing Undo and Redo Operation
The following APIs are available for the task. The description is given with each API, please check them.
- GridDesktop.EnableUndo - attribute: It indicates whether the Undo function is enabled, the default value is “false”.
- UndoManager – class: It is used to manage the undo/redo operation.
- GridDesktop.UndoManager – attribute: It gets the instance of the UndoManager object.
- UndoManager.Undo – method: It performs an undo operation.
- UndoManager.Redo - method: It performs the redo operation.
- UndoManager.ClearStack – method: It clears the undo/redo stack.
- UndoManager.UndoStepsCount – attribute: It gets the count of current available undo steps.
- UndoManager.RedoStepsCount – attribute: It gets the count of current available redo steps.
- UndoManager.UndoStackSize – attribute: It gets/sets the undo stack size.
Undo
The following sample code shows how to implement the Undo operation using the GridDesktop API.
Redo
The following sample code shows how to implement the Redo operation using the GridDesktop API.
Currently, undo/redo operation refers to the change in a cell value.