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Scriptability and Undo

Scriptable applications should generally support undo of scripted operations as they would any user-initiated operation. That is, after a script causes the application to perform one or more operations, a user should be able to sequentially undo the operations in the normal manner.

Cocoa scripting provides no special support for undo, but neither does it interfere with normal undo operations. Applications that take advantage of the Model-View-Controller paradigm and Cocoa's key-value coding mechanism, as scriptable applications are designed to do, are well-positioned to support both scriptability and undo.

For more information on supporting undo, see Undo Architecture.

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