Add a new "restore" button within Editor's "Current Elements" window #401
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…dow. Co-Authored-By: Fernando Rocha <[email protected]>
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Although this commit is for #374 -- it also fixes the problems in #301 (without major changes to object deletions (for not e.g. replacing the dimension method with something else))
Knowing that this commit is also compatible to redo/undo actions*
If anyone is asking why I've used a timer to fix the problem, turns out the
showCurrentBrowser()function contains acurrentBrowser.prepareSearch()statement which includes asetTimerthat delays the updating process to a specific timing, which I suppose it's the reason why calling closing and showing functions will be useless without another timer.