Hi Folks.

I've been playing around some with morphic widgets lately and it occurred to me that there isn't an undo/redo mechanism for morphic.

Now, I'm not saying that there should be such a mechanism, but certain activities like move, resize, change color, etc., could be wrapped in an undo/redo mechanism, such that the last N changes could be un-done on a widget. Then undo/redo list could be wiped out if the widget was "finalized".

I have occasionally changed the color of a widget, or changed the size of its shadow, and been disappointed with my decision. My only recourse today seems to be filing out my widget(s) often. I think that it may be worth considering adding such a mechanism to morphic, or to a future morphic GUI builder (which I suspect somebody will eventually offer).

Just tossing in my 2 bits...

---==> Chris

PS> Random thought: a possible 1st pass implementation could simply auto-file out a widget prior to changing it. You could then "revert" back to a previous version by selecting a prior version from the "change menu", which would replacing the widget with a previously filed out version...