editMenu.undo

Syntax	editMenu.undo ()
Params	None required
Action	Undoes the last operation on the target window.
Returns	True if the previous operation in the target window could be undone and was, false if Undo is disabled and therefore could not be performed.
Examples	Open examples.docs.editText in the Object Database. Select any line of text in the window and then type and execute: editMenu.cut ()    » true Note that the selected text has been removed. Now type and execute: editMenu.undo ()    » true Note that the cut is undone and the text is restored. Try it again: editMenu.undo ()    » true Now the text is cut again. Many of the content-editing commands place the undo feature of Frontier into a toggle mode where each execution of editMenu.undo returns the document to its previous state.
Notes	Performs the same action as selecting the Undo or the corresponding Redo command in the Frontier Edit menu. This verb, like its menu equivalent, often acts as a toggle, undoing and re-doing a specific change. Frontier keeps separate track of the last change made in each window during a Frontier session. This permits you to undo the last sequence of actions if they are performed on different objects.