[ghemical-devel] Undo?

Rzepa, Henry h.rzepa at imperial.ac.uk
Mon Jul 17 05:00:31 EDT 2006


Ghemical menus are context sensitive.  Thus bond type or element apply until
such time as the user re-selects.  More disconcertingly, erase also applies until
such time as draw is selected.

In practice, this often leads to inadvertent edits (an erase rather than a 
draw, an  e.g. oxygen rather than a carbon, a double rather than a single
bond, etc). 

This context-sensitive model is probably workable, but it would help 
a great deal in its execution of at least one level of undo was available.
Thus an inadvertent erase on a carbon atom requires perhaps  about  10
operations to undo the deletion (all the bonds to it have to be redrawn 
for example).

Is undo in anyone's todo list? alternatively, could the use of  eg
erase/element/bond be constrained to a single pick (unless for example its qualified
by eg shift). 


Henry Rzepa. 
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