@walterbender Sir, I think it will definitely help users. Please check it.

I like the basic idea (we have something similiar in the Python version of Turtle Blocks). But I am loath to add yet another button to the toolbar. Maybe this is the default behavior of the restore button? @pikurasa what do you think?

I like the basic idea (we have something similiar in the Python version of Turtle Blocks). But I am loath to add yet another button to the toolbar. Maybe this is the default behavior of the restore button? @pikurasa what do you think?

Sir which should be the default behavior previous functionality or the functionality in this PR ?

@walterbender @pikurasa Sir can we add this feature to the current Restore button so we don't need to create a new button in toolbar again.

Let's wait to hear from @pikurasa

I think that the implementation in the python Turtle Art is better than this, and I think, if we do it at all, we should do it more similar to that.

I think the design should be:

• There is a single trash button.
• When you click the trash button, you see all the items that are in the trash bin, like you can see items in a palette.
• Unlike the palette, you get some special buttons, such as "restore last" and "restore all". These buttons should probably be sticky at the top of the palette.
• "Restore last" behaves the way our current "Restore" works, and "restore all" restores all the items in the trash.
• (For now, we can just implement "restore last". We can implement "restore all" later. And we can discuss whether or not we want to be able to "empty trash" as you can with Turtle Art.)

Okay I am working on it.

@walterbender @pikurasa Sir, I have changed it like this. If any changes required please let me know

@walterbender @pikurasa Sir, I have changed it like this. If any changes required please let me know
Screen.Recording.2024-12-31.004222.mp4

I like that design, in general.

The blocks showing as black and white; I can't decide on whether that's a good thing or not. It may be nice that they don't render in color, as that kind of indicates that they are " currently trashed".