I really enjoy using QualCoder, but I've found that I occasionally make small mistakes during the coding process, such as accidentally shifting a code boundary with the Shift/Alt arrow keys (I'm used to just press Ctrl+Z) or mistakenly unmarking a segment without knowing the exact unmarked cod. While the 'U' key and the auto-code undo are very helpful, I find myself wishing for a more universal way to quickly revert these types of manual actions without breaking my analytical momentum.
Describe the solution you'd like
Would it be possible to introduce a global Undo/Redo system (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) to track general coding modifications? It would be nice if this could include:
- Coding Actions: The ability to quickly undo a code assignment or a mistakenly performed unmark.
- Boundary Adjustments: Reverting the expansion or shrinking of coded segments.
- Structural Changes: Undoing accidental moves or deletions within the code tree.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I currently make use of the 'U' shortcut to unmark text, which is great for removing codes, and then to think about which code I accidentally deleted. I also save project backups before editing text, though a simple undo shortcut would be a much lighter and faster way to handle these minor slips.
I really enjoy using QualCoder, but I've found that I occasionally make small mistakes during the coding process, such as accidentally shifting a code boundary with the Shift/Alt arrow keys (I'm used to just press Ctrl+Z) or mistakenly unmarking a segment without knowing the exact unmarked cod. While the 'U' key and the auto-code undo are very helpful, I find myself wishing for a more universal way to quickly revert these types of manual actions without breaking my analytical momentum.
Describe the solution you'd like
Would it be possible to introduce a global Undo/Redo system (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) to track general coding modifications? It would be nice if this could include:
Describe alternatives you've considered
I currently make use of the 'U' shortcut to unmark text, which is great for removing codes, and then to think about which code I accidentally deleted. I also save project backups before editing text, though a simple undo shortcut would be a much lighter and faster way to handle these minor slips.