Undo event

Hello All,

1/ Is it possible that we somehow restrict word to add entries in Undo stack.
else
2/ Is it possible that we group some events as one Undo event.

Please help as i am making a addin for office in vb.net

GS

Jezebel
Wed Aug 17 04:02:46 CDT 2005

There's no direct way to do it. There are several methods you can write for
grouping a series of undo instructions (I assume you're trying to undo
entire macro sequences) -- the trick is to put 'marker' instruction into the
undo stack at the beginning and end of your macro sequence. An easy choice
is to add a hidden bookmark (name begins with an underscore) and set it to
point to the beginning or end of the document. (Even if the document is
empty, these are different locations.)

When the user clicks Undo, undo one instruction and check if the bookmark
has changed. If so, keep on undoing until it changes again. And vice versa
for Redo.



"Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:07FDAEBF-CC96-48F4-A1DF-431331C1B9B3@microsoft.com...
> Hello All,
>
> 1/ Is it possible that we somehow restrict word to add entries in Undo
> stack.
> else
> 2/ Is it possible that we group some events as one Undo event.
>
> Please help as i am making a addin for office in vb.net
>
> GS

Praful
Wed Aug 17 05:41:04 CDT 2005

Thanks a lot for the suggestion.

So is it sure that there is no option of restricting the events to be added
to the Undo Stack.
And can you please tell me that what you basically mean by Bookmark changing
again??????

GS

"Jezebel" wrote:

> There's no direct way to do it. There are several methods you can write for
> grouping a series of undo instructions (I assume you're trying to undo
> entire macro sequences) -- the trick is to put 'marker' instruction into the
> undo stack at the beginning and end of your macro sequence. An easy choice
> is to add a hidden bookmark (name begins with an underscore) and set it to
> point to the beginning or end of the document. (Even if the document is
> empty, these are different locations.)
>
> When the user clicks Undo, undo one instruction and check if the bookmark
> has changed. If so, keep on undoing until it changes again. And vice versa
> for Redo.
>
>
>
> "Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:07FDAEBF-CC96-48F4-A1DF-431331C1B9B3@microsoft.com...
> > Hello All,
> >
> > 1/ Is it possible that we somehow restrict word to add entries in Undo
> > stack.
> > else
> > 2/ Is it possible that we group some events as one Undo event.
> >
> > Please help as i am making a addin for office in vb.net
> >
> > GS
>
>
>

Jezebel
Wed Aug 17 06:03:43 CDT 2005

No, there is no way to manage the undo stack other than to clear it
completely. There is no Undo object as such, nor any methods for
manipulating it. (And there bloody well ought to be!)

If you have a bookmark defined in your document, and you change what the
book refers to -- ie, you reset the bookmark's Range property -- that
consitutes an event in the Undo list. Simplest is:

ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("_UndoMarker").End = 0 ' or .End = 1

That instruction inserts 'Change bookmark' into the Undo stack.





"Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:12158866-3024-468E-AFDC-A9D4FAA902B0@microsoft.com...
> Thanks a lot for the suggestion.
>
> So is it sure that there is no option of restricting the events to be
> added
> to the Undo Stack.
> And can you please tell me that what you basically mean by Bookmark
> changing
> again??????
>
> GS
>
> "Jezebel" wrote:
>
>> There's no direct way to do it. There are several methods you can write
>> for
>> grouping a series of undo instructions (I assume you're trying to undo
>> entire macro sequences) -- the trick is to put 'marker' instruction into
>> the
>> undo stack at the beginning and end of your macro sequence. An easy
>> choice
>> is to add a hidden bookmark (name begins with an underscore) and set it
>> to
>> point to the beginning or end of the document. (Even if the document is
>> empty, these are different locations.)
>>
>> When the user clicks Undo, undo one instruction and check if the bookmark
>> has changed. If so, keep on undoing until it changes again. And vice
>> versa
>> for Redo.
>>
>>
>>
>> "Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:07FDAEBF-CC96-48F4-A1DF-431331C1B9B3@microsoft.com...
>> > Hello All,
>> >
>> > 1/ Is it possible that we somehow restrict word to add entries in Undo
>> > stack.
>> > else
>> > 2/ Is it possible that we group some events as one Undo event.
>> >
>> > Please help as i am making a addin for office in vb.net
>> >
>> > GS
>>
>>
>>

Praful
Wed Aug 17 06:11:01 CDT 2005

thanks,

i have tried that with 2 different bookmarks and that too working fine.....

thanks again

"Jezebel" wrote:

> No, there is no way to manage the undo stack other than to clear it
> completely. There is no Undo object as such, nor any methods for
> manipulating it. (And there bloody well ought to be!)
>
> If you have a bookmark defined in your document, and you change what the
> book refers to -- ie, you reset the bookmark's Range property -- that
> consitutes an event in the Undo list. Simplest is:
>
> ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("_UndoMarker").End = 0 ' or .End = 1
>
> That instruction inserts 'Change bookmark' into the Undo stack.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:12158866-3024-468E-AFDC-A9D4FAA902B0@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks a lot for the suggestion.
> >
> > So is it sure that there is no option of restricting the events to be
> > added
> > to the Undo Stack.
> > And can you please tell me that what you basically mean by Bookmark
> > changing
> > again??????
> >
> > GS
> >
> > "Jezebel" wrote:
> >
> >> There's no direct way to do it. There are several methods you can write
> >> for
> >> grouping a series of undo instructions (I assume you're trying to undo
> >> entire macro sequences) -- the trick is to put 'marker' instruction into
> >> the
> >> undo stack at the beginning and end of your macro sequence. An easy
> >> choice
> >> is to add a hidden bookmark (name begins with an underscore) and set it
> >> to
> >> point to the beginning or end of the document. (Even if the document is
> >> empty, these are different locations.)
> >>
> >> When the user clicks Undo, undo one instruction and check if the bookmark
> >> has changed. If so, keep on undoing until it changes again. And vice
> >> versa
> >> for Redo.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:07FDAEBF-CC96-48F4-A1DF-431331C1B9B3@microsoft.com...
> >> > Hello All,
> >> >
> >> > 1/ Is it possible that we somehow restrict word to add entries in Undo
> >> > stack.
> >> > else
> >> > 2/ Is it possible that we group some events as one Undo event.
> >> >
> >> > Please help as i am making a addin for office in vb.net
> >> >
> >> > GS
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>

Praful
Tue Aug 23 22:55:02 CDT 2005

Hi,
Just a small querry. Is trapping the event possible in PowerPoint also and
HOW? As there is no bookmark concept in powerpoint so is there any way we can
simulate the same thing in powerpoint also.

GS

"Jezebel" wrote:

> No, there is no way to manage the undo stack other than to clear it
> completely. There is no Undo object as such, nor any methods for
> manipulating it. (And there bloody well ought to be!)
>
> If you have a bookmark defined in your document, and you change what the
> book refers to -- ie, you reset the bookmark's Range property -- that
> consitutes an event in the Undo list. Simplest is:
>
> ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("_UndoMarker").End = 0 ' or .End = 1
>
> That instruction inserts 'Change bookmark' into the Undo stack.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:12158866-3024-468E-AFDC-A9D4FAA902B0@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks a lot for the suggestion.
> >
> > So is it sure that there is no option of restricting the events to be
> > added
> > to the Undo Stack.
> > And can you please tell me that what you basically mean by Bookmark
> > changing
> > again??????
> >
> > GS
> >
> > "Jezebel" wrote:
> >
> >> There's no direct way to do it. There are several methods you can write
> >> for
> >> grouping a series of undo instructions (I assume you're trying to undo
> >> entire macro sequences) -- the trick is to put 'marker' instruction into
> >> the
> >> undo stack at the beginning and end of your macro sequence. An easy
> >> choice
> >> is to add a hidden bookmark (name begins with an underscore) and set it
> >> to
> >> point to the beginning or end of the document. (Even if the document is
> >> empty, these are different locations.)
> >>
> >> When the user clicks Undo, undo one instruction and check if the bookmark
> >> has changed. If so, keep on undoing until it changes again. And vice
> >> versa
> >> for Redo.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "Praful" <Praful@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:07FDAEBF-CC96-48F4-A1DF-431331C1B9B3@microsoft.com...
> >> > Hello All,
> >> >
> >> > 1/ Is it possible that we somehow restrict word to add entries in Undo
> >> > stack.
> >> > else
> >> > 2/ Is it possible that we group some events as one Undo event.
> >> >
> >> > Please help as i am making a addin for office in vb.net
> >> >
> >> > GS
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>