No undo functionality for Source Code Mode
See original GitHub issueDescription
Lack of undo functionality for Source Code Mode.
- Can you reproduce the issue?
Steps to reproduce
- Type something in Source Code Mode.
- Undo it (Cmd+Z, etc)
Expected behavior:
It should undo the action just completed.
Actual behavior:
Not implemented. Also, typing Cmd+Z will unfocus from the editor (i.e., remove the cursor).
Link to an example: [optional]
Versions
- Mark Text: 0.15.1
- Operating system: Mac OS X
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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😆 No, I was editing a list in Source Code Mode and I unintentionally deleted a section of the file. I lost just that section. My job is safe!
I humbly ask: why is this a low-priority issue? I just lost work because of it.