Stem: make "reset to default (Ctrl+R)" undoable
There was a change today: 'Stem: make "reset to default (Ctrl+R)" undoable'.
I'm not sure if this is a good idea?
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There was a change today: 'Stem: make "reset to default (Ctrl+R)" undoable'.
I'm not sure if this is a good idea?
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Why would it be a bad idea ?
Maybe I misunderstood.
Can it be explained what this function is for and when it would be needed?
In reply to Maybe I misunderstood. Can it by chen lung
I would assume it is like all reset to defaults - you have explicitly modified a stem (flipping or changing length, presumably), then you accidentally hit Ctrl-R which erases your explicit modifications, setting the stem back to the default directipn and length. So now you want to undo that accidental change. I can't imagine why this operation shouldn't be undoable. In fact, I can'tt see amy reaosn why *any* operation that changes the score shouldn't be undoable. Anything you do that changes the score in any way should be undoable. i'd have thought you operated on that same principle.