2011 Summer (Week 5.4)
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The document outlines steps for extracting a "bad" stroke from a sketch XML file and proposes changes to the current undo/clear method implementation. It suggests caching the sketch before undo/clear operations, storing the sketch and method call in a record, and locally saving records to disk for debugging. A diagram shows how multiple undo and clear operations on a sketch would be saved with timestamps for later review.
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