I think that the modification on the document properties, such as page size, colour system and stuff like that is not the same type of modification of an actual alteration on the document. The control-z thing is even more uncecessary because you can undo those features by using the document properties menu. The alterations caused by the document page size changes are not permanent like a filter. You can still work on the document even if its page measures 1 km wide. (of course, this is an exageration...) but the thing is - it doesn't matter when you edit those settings, and control-z seems really unecessary for it.

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Artemis/Oscar


On 26 August 2014 23:05, Josh Andler <scislac@...400...> wrote:
On Tue, Aug 26, 2014 at 4:27 PM, alvinpenner <penner@...1856...> wrote:
> Personally I prefer the behavior of Inkscape 0.48.5. It seems to me that
> ctrl-Z should apply only to visible objects, and document units is not a
> visible object.

So you don't think you should be able to undo an actual modification
to the document? To me, this is precisely a thing I would hope would
be kept in the undo history. It was a step I intentionally took to
modify my document. However, I can see the other side if you view the
document as a container and not part of the content.

I also don't think we should avoid fixing bugs properly. Hiding what
exposed a bug isn't the right strategy. ;)

Cheers,
Josh

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