Since I'm not seeing any code examples, here is a quick 'n Dirty implementation of undo for an EXT form:
var FormChangeHistory = function(){
this.commands = [];
this.index=-1;
}
FormChangeHistory.prototype.add = function(field, newValue, oldValue){
//remove after current
if (this.index > -1 ) {
this.commands = this.commands.slice(0,this.index+1)
} else {
this.commands = []
}
//add the new command
this.commands.push({
field:field,
before:oldValue,
after:newValue
})
++this.index
}
FormChangeHistory.prototype.undo = function(){
if (this.index == -1) return;
var c = this.commands[this.index];
c.field.setValue(c.before);
--this.index
}
FormChangeHistory.prototype.redo = function(){
if (this.index +1 == this.commands.length) return;
++this.index
var c = this.commands[this.index];
c.field.setValue(c.after);
}
Ext.onReady(function(){
new Ext.Viewport({
layout:"fit",
items:[{
xtype:"form",
id:"test_form",
frame:true,
changeHistory:new FormChangeHistory("test_form"),
defaults:{
listeners:{
change:function( field, newValue, oldValue){
var form = Ext.getCmp("test_form")
form.changeHistory.add(field, newValue, oldValue)
}
}
},
items:[{
fieldLabel:"type some stuff",
xtype:"textfield"
},{
fieldLabel:"then click in here",
xtype:"textfield"
}],
buttons:[{
text:"Undo",
handler:function(){
var form = Ext.getCmp("test_form")
form.changeHistory.undo();
}
},{
text:"Redo",
handler:function(){
var form = Ext.getCmp("test_form")
form.changeHistory.redo();
}
}]
}]
})
});
Implementing this for an editable grid is a little trickier, but you should be able to make a GridChangeHistory that does the same thing and then call the add() function from EditorGrid's AfterEdit listener.
The "before" and "after" properties could be callback functions which allow you undo/redo any kind of command, but that would require more work when calling add()