>Does any other app handle undo this way? Why should gnucash be different?
>What does gnumeric do when you undo a change not on the local workbook >page/tab? We should do that. OpenOffice would jump to the scope of the last change, its Undos are global within the workbook/file. As does Gnumeric. I think Gnucash accounts are different from Gnumeric workbooks because with workbooks all the work is done in the workbook. If you were to create a chart from a spreadsheet that chart is usually part of the workbook that it is created from, while a report is usually not contained within the associated accounts. One could argue that a set of Gnucash books is equivalent to a work book, I wouldn't I see them as more akin to separate files. I say this because the typical spreadsheet deals with one problem, while Gnucash is broader. _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
