The Cursor keys don't work in the command window when debugging

if i want to execute a command again i cannot use the up arrow. Even
the delete key don't work to clean up the command window.

Peter

The command window has two modes - command window and immediate window mode.
You'll know you're in command window mode when you see "command window and a
immediate window, you'll have full keyboard capability. The immediate window
is only available while debugging.

yag

Yair Alan Griver
Lead PM/Evangelist
Microsoft Corporation

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Answered during the VB Team Newsgroup Blast!

Hi Peter,

Now you've more nice way to use the arrow keys in the command window. You
can observe that while
you're pressing the arrow key, instead of the cursor getting moved to the
previous command (suppose
you press the Up arrow key), the current command text is automatically
replaced by the previous command.
So no more 'Copy - Paste' :-) I like this feature too :-)

To clean up the command window, you would have to use the 'Clear All' option
from the context menu that
appears when you right-click in the command window.

Cheers!
Honey
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Hi Peter,

Now you've more nice way to use the arrow keys in the command window. You
can observe that while
you're pressing the arrow key, instead of the cursor getting moved to the
previous command (suppose
you press the Up arrow key), the current command text is automatically
replaced by the previous command.
So no more 'Copy - Paste' :-) I like this feature too :-)

To clean up the command window, you would have to use the 'Clear All' option
from the context menu that
appears when you right-click in the command window.

Cheers!
Honey
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