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My wish for Delphi: Please bring multi-level undo/redo functionality in the Delphi designer (form, datamodule, etc).

Posted by jpluimers on 2015/02/13

After a hectic week bringing back memories from a long time ago, I remembered the really early Delphi days.

Long before [WayBack] QC2747, back when it was still called AppBuilder, several people – including me – made the wish for an undo/redo functionality on the Delphi compuserve board.

Back then, the argument was that the designer needed to be restructured to do that. Now that it has – to accommodate FMX – and it is time, especially for the vast majority of Delphi users primarily using the designers to get work done.

So my wish, after 20+ years of Delphi use:

Please bring multi-level undo/redo functionality in the Delphi designer (form, datamodule, etc).

–jeroen

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2 Responses to “My wish for Delphi: Please bring multi-level undo/redo functionality in the Delphi designer (form, datamodule, etc).”

  1. EMB said

    2015/02/19 at 13:34

    99% of cases I am showing how to work to a beginner in Delphi and leave (s)he alone, this is the first thing they ask me.

    Reply

  2. Gloegg said

    2015/02/13 at 12:03

    +1

    Reply

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