This topic explains how to work with Restore Points.
The PrimalScript Restore Points feature lets you save a version of your file as you work. You can experiment with different coding strategies knowing that a last-known-good copy of your script is saved on disk. Experienced developers and scripters typically "take a checkpoint" or update a restore point each time they complete a new feature and the script runs without error.
Restore points are saved as hidden files in the script directory as .RestorePoints.<filenameExtension> file name.
Unlike TempPoint files and backups—you control restore points. You create them, restore from them, and delete them explicitly.
To create or update a restore point
•Click Tools > in the Restore points section, click Create:
To revert the current file to its last restore point
•Click Tools > in the Restore points section, click Restore.
To delete a restore point
•Click Tools > in the Restore points section, click Delete.
You can delete and recreate a restore point at any time.
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