Replace all - One undo point?

[Saga Musix]

While playing around with the pattern Find/Replace code, it came to my mind that "Replace All" should probably just create one undo point. At the moment, it creates one individual undo point for each pattern cell. Do you think this is appropriate, or should "Replace All" create just one (logical) undo point, so that all changes can be undone with one key press?

[Rakib]

The last one.

[psishock]

basic logic Jojo, don't even have to ask us.
If you delete a whole column of notes with 1 command/key, and realized in the meanwhile that something is messed up, you need to restore every row one-by-one with the undo command?

everything that the chosen command does (no matter how complex or multifunctional the process is) have to be restored with the first undo. You messed us something with 1 wrong key, you want it back in the same, easy way.

[Really Weird Person]

Making a single undo point does make sense. I suppose that a way to get around this is to use more than sixty-four rows. I personally do not prefer to do this, however. I do this while making an arrangement, but reduce the row quantity back down to sixty-four.

[LPChip]

I would actually expect that since I used one command to remove all, it would take one command to restore all as well.