MATLAB: Does the Undo command work after ‘addterms’ command inside a model

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I have unconnected blocks inside a Simulink model and I use the command 'addterms(gcs)' to add terminator blocks to those unconnected blocks. After adding the blocks, I want to use Undo(CTRL-Z) command because I have a huge model and I do not want terminator blocks at some places but the feature is disabled.

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The ability to use Undo command after using the ADDTERMS command is not available in Simulink.

The workaround is to manually delete each unrequired terminator block inside the Simulink model.

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