Adds functionality for undo/redo to text edits in text areas #77
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June 10, 2015 09:32
Allows the user to press ctrl+z to undo or ctrl+y to redo text edits in the text areas. This closes #48.
Using Ctrl + Z to undo or Ctrl + Y to redo text edits in the text areas of the details panel. Uses the default menu shortcut key for the users OS so MACs would be Cmd+Z / Y .
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Adds functionality for undo/redo to text edits in text areas
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Closes #48 |
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Adds functionality for undo/redo to text edits in text areas
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Using Ctrl + Z to undo or Ctrl + Y to redo text edits in the text areas of the details panel. Uses the default menu shortcut key for the users OS so MACs would be Cmd+Z / Y . This closes #48.