Seems like if I set the Text property, the internal undo buffer is cleared and ctrl-z can no longer undo. Is there a way to replace all the text without loosing the undo?
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Yes, the Text property is only for data-binding purposes and shouldn't normally be used.
The document has a SetText method with an overload where you can pass an ITextChangeType to it. If you use that overload, it will replace the text without clearing the undo history.
The document has a SetText method with an overload where you can pass an ITextChangeType to it. If you use that overload, it will replace the text without clearing the undo history.
Actipro Software Support
This kind of works... I call:
_syntaxEditor.Document.SetText(ActiproSoftware.Text.TextChangeTypes.ReplaceAll, ((Script)listView.SelectedItem).Text);
now, ctrl+z does undo back to the previous text, but the entire document is highlighted. Is there a way to do it so that the document is not highlighted on a ctrl+z?
_syntaxEditor.Document.SetText(ActiproSoftware.Text.TextChangeTypes.ReplaceAll, ((Script)listView.SelectedItem).Text);
now, ctrl+z does undo back to the previous text, but the entire document is highlighted. Is there a way to do it so that the document is not highlighted on a ctrl+z?
Sorry but no, that is a built-in feature of undo.
Actipro Software Support
The latest build of this product (v24.1.1) was released 2 months ago,
which was after the last post in this thread.
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