Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of EmacsInterface/Undo

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May 25, 2012, 2:23:49 PM (13 years ago)

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manualwiki

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EmacsInterface/Undo

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 The undo (redo) function is available in the Refactor menu with Undo
-(Redo) menu item [[Image(http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/trac/refactorerl/attachment/wiki/EmacsInterface/Undo/sel-undo.png)]]. Calling the last change point in the Undo menu, the program undoes the last change in the current file. 
-Case refactoring the modifications will be rejected in every affected file, but in some cases can conflits arise.
-When you edit an affected file, or make one another refactoring, the system checks, if the second
-change affects the refactored area in the file. If the changes are overlapped, the undo reverts also this 
-change, otherwise only the first one, and you get a merged state of the file. At more complex changes can 
-also more changes get reversed. In both cases the changes can be redone until a newer modification.
+(Redo) menu item (see attachments: Selective undo menu). Calling the last change point in the Undo menu, 
+the program undoes the last change in the current file. Case refactoring the modifications will be rejected in 
+every affected file, but in some cases can conflits arise. When you edit an affected file, or make one another 
+refactoring, the system checks, if the second change affects the refactored area in the file. If the changes are 
+overlapped, the undo reverts also this change, otherwise only the first one, and you get a merged state of the file. 
+At more complex changes can also more changes get reversed. In both cases the changes can be redone until a newer modification.
 
 You can undo also older changes, not only the last one. This operation is called selective undo. In the undo menu under last