#### 4.7.3 UndelLine ¶

Syntax: `UndelLine [n]`
Abbreviation: `UL`

inserts at the cursor position for n times the last non-empty line that was deleted with the `DeleteLine` command. If n is not specified, it is assumed to be one.

`UndelLine` is most useful in that it allows a very fast way of moving one line around. Just delete it, and undelete it somewhere else. It is also an easy way to replicate a line without getting involved with clips.

Note that `UndelLine` works independently of the status of the undo flag. See DoUndo.