redoSelected

redoSelected is a command or function found in various software applications, particularly those with text editing or design capabilities. Its primary purpose is to reverse the most recent undo operation, effectively reapplying a change that was previously undone. This allows users to selectively restore actions without having to re-execute them manually.

The functionality typically works in conjunction with an undo command. When a user performs an action, it is added to a history stack. Undoing an action removes it from the top of the stack. Redoing an action then retrieves the most recently undone action from a separate redo stack and reapplies it to the document or workspace.

The availability and specific implementation of redoSelected can vary. Some applications offer it as a distinct menu item or keyboard shortcut, while others may integrate it into a more general undo/redo mechanism. Users often encounter this feature in word processors, graphic design software, code editors, and other programs where iterative modifications are common. Its inclusion streamlines the editing process, enabling users to experiment with changes and easily revert or reconfirm them.