Redoes the most recently undone plotting command.
chips> REDO [#]
where # is an integer number of commands to be redone.
chips> CURVE data/example.dat
chips> LIMITS X 5.0 15.0
chips> UNDO
chips> REDO
A curve is plotted and the limits of the X-axis are
changed. The UNDO command restores the
limit to their original defaults. The REDO command then redoes the
most recently undone command, thus changing the X-axis limits
once again.
chips> CURVE data/example.dat
chips> LIMITS X 5.0 15.0
chips> LIMITS Y 10.0 15.0
chips> AXES BLUE
chips> LIMITS Y 10.0 25.0
chips> UNDO 3
chips> REDO 1
A curve is plotted and the limits of both axes are
changed. They are colored blue, then the Y-axis limits are changed
again. The UNDO command backtracks
through the previous three commands (in the order they are undone:
LIMITS Y 10.0 25.0, AXES BLUE, LIMITS Y 10.0 15.0). The REDO command then
redoes the most recently undone command (LIMITS Y 10.0 15.0), leaving
the final plot with white axes and limits of x=5:15, y=10:15.
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