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Before calling this an issue, I thought I'd explore, and make sure I'm not missing something. When I undo/redo, the undo or redo is often followed by a jump to "elsewhere" in the buffer. "elsewhere" is (always?) where I was before or after; that is, it makes a little sense, but often I want to confirm that the undo or redo was what I wanted, and when I'm shuttled off to a spot where I'd done a "find" or something, I'm unable to visually inspect the result of the undo/redo. Further, I often want to keep working in that spot, so would prefer to not be transported elsewhere. Thoughts? Am I seeing something anomalous? |
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Yeah, this is a bug. It's kind of intentional in the design. Redo is an exact mirror of undo. But that is impractical, I agree. |
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(this is fixed now, for the record.) |
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Thanks. I forgot to mention that here. |
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Yeah, this is a bug. It's kind of intentional in the design. Redo is an exact mirror of undo. But that is impractical, I agree.