The StateCookie property of the HistoryStack<T> class is a string that represents a unique identifier or state marker for the current state of the history stack. This property can be used to save or restore the state of the history stack, allowing for operations such as undo/redo to be managed effectively.
Use the StateCookie property to retrieve or set a string that uniquely identifies the current state of the HistoryStack<T>. This can be useful for persisting the state across sessions or for debugging purposes.
// Example of using the StateCookie property // Create a new HistoryStack for integers var historyStack = new Editor.HistoryStack<int>(); // Add some items to the history stack historyStack.Add(1); historyStack.Add(2); historyStack.Add(3); // Retrieve the current state cookie string currentState = historyStack.StateCookie; // Output the current state cookie // Note: Replace this with appropriate logging or UI display // e.g., Log.Info(currentState); // Set a new state cookie if needed historyStack.StateCookie = "newStateIdentifier";