Stefan M. Kudwien smk

## Undo.js
/**
 * Controlling Undo with doScript
 *
 * InDesign gives you the ability to undo almost every action, but this comes at a price: for almost every
 * action you make, InDesign writes to disk. For normal work you using the tools presented by the user
 * interface, this does not present any problem. For scripts, which can perform thousands of actions in the
 * time a human being can blink, the constant disk access can be a serious drag on performance.
 * The doScript method offers a way around this performance bottleneck by providing two parameters that
 * control the way that scripts are executed relative to InDesign’s Undo behavior. These parameters are
 * shown in the following examples:
	/**
	* Controlling Undo with doScript
	*
	* InDesign gives you the ability to undo almost every action, but this comes at a price: for almost every
	* action you make, InDesign writes to disk. For normal work you using the tools presented by the user
	* interface, this does not present any problem. For scripts, which can perform thousands of actions in the
	* time a human being can blink, the constant disk access can be a serious drag on performance.
	* The doScript method offers a way around this performance bottleneck by providing two parameters that
	* control the way that scripts are executed relative to InDesign’s Undo behavior. These parameters are
	* shown in the following examples: