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   //Hello Carlos,//   
      
   on *16.01.22* at *20:09:08* You wrote in rea *WINPOINT*   
   to *Tim Schattkowsky* about *"Ctrl+Y"*.   
      
    CN>>> So you will implement this? I see that Ctrl-E is the new shortcut for   
    CN>>> inserting UUEncoded files, but Ctrl-U does nothing.   
      
    TS>> Works like a charm here !?   
      
    CN> When replying to a message, I press Ctrl-Y and current line is deleted.   
    CN> Immediately after, I press Ctrl-U. No change.   
      
   Indeed. The delete line functionality (basically one line of code) was   
   implemented outside the actual editor control and thus accidentally bypassed   
   the control's undo/redo functionality.   
      
   However, making that work gave me the creeps. I ended up with this (no   
   kidding):   
      
   procedure TMessageEditor.MnDeleteLineClick(Sender: TObject);   
   var   
     LineStart:TBufferCoord;   
   begin   
        if Line<=Editor.Lines.Count then   
        begin   
             LineStart.Line   :=Line;   
             LineStart.Char   :=1;   
             Editor.UndoList.BeginBlock;   
             Editor.UndoList.AddChange(crSelection,Editor.CharIndex   
   oRowCol(Editor.SelStart),Editor.CharIndexToRowCol(Editor.SelEnd),'',smNormal);   
             Editor.UndoList.AddChange(crCaret,Editor.CaretXY,Edito   
   .CaretXY,'',smNormal);   
             Editor.SelStart  :=Editor.RowColToCharIndex(LineStart);   
             Editor.SelLength :=Length(Editor.Lines[Line-1])+2;   
             Editor.SelText   :='';   
             Editor.UndoList.AddChange(crGroupBreak,LineStart,LineStart,'',   
   smNormal);   
             Editor.UndoList.EndBlock;   
        end;   
   end;   
      
   Hurts a little, but seems to do the job. Took me two hours of life time to   
   figure that sick shit out.   
      
    CN> I expected it to work like in GoldEd (delete line, undelete line), but I   
    CN> now see that I hadn't realized that Ctrl-Y is the usual keystroke for   
    CN> redoing in Windows... I don't use that when I'm in Fido-mode O:-)   
      
   Indeed.   
      
    CN> Thinking about it, maybe Ctrl-Y should work the standard way (redo) in   
    CN> WinPoint, as that could be what most potential Windows users would   
    CN> expect, and use a different keystroke like Alt-D (the alternative one in   
    CN> GoldEd) or Ctrl-L (like in Notepad++) for deleting the current line. What   
    CN> do you think?   
      
   Like the idea. Changed it to this for testing ... However, Ctrl-Y was more   
   conveniently located on the keyboard ...   
      
   Regards,   
   Tim   
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