ArcGIS Pro 3.0 API Reference Guide
ArcGIS.Desktop.Editing Namespace / EditOperation Class / SetOnUndone Method
The action to take when this operation is undone.
Example

SetOnUndone Method
Sets an action that will be called when this operation is undone.
Syntax
public void SetOnUndone( 
   Action callback
)

Parameters

callback
The action to take when this operation is undone.
Example
SetOnUndone, SetOnRedone, SetOnComitted
  // SetOnUndone, SetOnRedone and SetOnComittedManage can be used to manage 
  // external actions(such as writing to a log table) that are associated with 
  // each edit operation.

  //get selected feature and update attribute
  var selectedFeatures = MapView.Active.Map.GetSelection();
  var testInspector = new Inspector();
  testInspector.Load(selectedFeatures.ToDictionary().Keys.First(), selectedFeatures.ToDictionary().Values.First());
  testInspector["Name"] = "test";

  //create and execute the edit operation
  var updateTestField = new EditOperation();
  updateTestField.Name = "Update test field";
  updateTestField.Modify(insp);

  //actions for SetOn...
  updateTestField.SetOnUndone(() =>
  {
    //Sets an action that will be called when this operation is undone.
    Debug.WriteLine("Operation is undone");
  });

  updateTestField.SetOnRedone(() =>
  {
    //Sets an action that will be called when this editoperation is redone.
    Debug.WriteLine("Operation is redone");
  });

  updateTestField.SetOnComitted((bool b) => //called on edit session save(true)/discard(false).
  {
    // Sets an action that will be called when this editoperation is committed.
    Debug.WriteLine("Operation is committed");
  });

  updateTestField.Execute();
}
Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1

ArcGIS Pro version: 2.0 or higher.
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