Undoing and Redoing Actions on Objects
The undo mechanism in a drawing or in the navigator allows you to cancel the last action carried out. Having canceled an action you can subsequently change your mind and redo it.
This is true:
• for purely graphical operations,
• for those involving actions on the repository (creating or deleting objects for example).
Having created an object in a diagram, if you decide to undo this creation action, the object will be deleted from both the diagram and the repository. The same applies when you redo an action that you canceled.
Undoing and redoing one action
To cancel the last action carried out in a diagram or in the navigator:
In the desktop toolbar, click
Undo 
.
To redo an action you canceled in a diagram or in the navigator:
In the desktop toolbar, click
Redo 
.
Undoing and redoing several actions
You can also undo or redo several actions which have been carried out in your workspace since the beginning of the session (even if data have been dispatched since then).
If another user has modified an object in a concurrent session, you cannot undo the action.
To undo one or several actions:
1. In the desktop toolbar, click button
Undo .
The window that appears shows the list of actions that you can cancel.
2. Move the cursor in the window to select the (successive) actions you want to undo, then click to undo these actions.
You can only undo actions chronologically.
To undo only the last action carried out, simply click
Undo.
To redo one or several canceled actions:
Proceed in the same way as before, having clicked the drop-down list arrow of the
Redo button
.
To only redo the last action carried out, simply click
Redo.