undo forward
Allows you to reverse the action of the last undo backward command, and makes Adams View appear as it did before the command was originally issued.
You use undo forward when you have issued the undo backward command more times than you intended to.
undo backward is the default.
Format:
Undo forward
Example:
!Create a link
geometry create shape link &
link_name=.model_1.PART_4.LINK_3 &
width=(15.8113883008mm) &
depth=(7.9056941504mm) &
i_marker=.model_1.PART_4.MARKER_14 &
j_marker=.model_1.PART_4.MARKER_15
undo backward
! This will undo the creation of the link created in the above command
Undo forward
! This will reverse the action of the last undo command and the link gets created
Extended Definition:
1. undo backward is used to reverse the action of the previous command given to Adams View, and Adams View appears as it did before the command was originally issued.
undo set steps_stored tells Adams View how many operations to remember and store. You can use undo backward consecutively as many times as there are operations (steps) stored in Adams View. If you use undo backward more times than you intended to, you can use undo forward to reverse the undo backward.