[apostacy]

I'm still on 10.2, so I'm still using Project Builder. I have to move my computer while in the middle of trying to write my first JavaScript program. I've made several changes to this program and don't want to lose all the changes that are stored in the Undo/Redo cache. It got me a-wondering: Are Project Builder's Undo's and Redo's stored somewhere in the system that could be saved and possibly even reloaded into Project Builder once I've re-booted?

It's far-fetched, but I thought I'd ask.

[Amorya]

For the future, if you want functionality like that you should use CVS or Subversion. They do version control which is compatible with xcode, and gives you persistent undo (rollback) support.

I don't know the answer to your query as stands, though. Sorry!

[Wevah]

The undos and redos are not stored on-disk. You lose the undo stack when you close your project. (At least, I always have.)

[apostacy]

Thanks guys, I figured as much but I thought I'd ask.