Ctrl-Enter in command history window?

[vefatica]

From the help:

Ctrl-Enter Move the selected line to the command line for editing

It doesn't work.

 

[mikea]

This one's working for me. Likewise, Control+Enter when I highlight a name in the directory-history window. If it matters, this machine's running Win 10 Pro.

 

[evensenm]

Works fine with v20.00.14 x64 on Windows 8.1 Pro

 

[rconn]

Not reproducible here. You sure you don't have an alias or redefinition for Ctrl-Enter?

 

[vefatica]

Not reproducible here. You sure you don't have an alias or redefinition for Ctrl-Enter?

Hmmm! My aliases are global and I have to go back to v14 to see Ctrl-Enter work in the command history window. The behavior is unaffected by /II, /IS, and /IP. These are the only appearances of "ctrl" in my INI file:

g:\tc20> grep -i ctrl TCMD.INI
NormalEditKey=Ctrl-F
NormalKey=Ctrl-D
NormalKey=Ctrl-J
NormalKey=Ctrl-X
LeftCtrlKey=No
RightCtrlKey=Yes

It could be me, but I don't know where else to look.

 

[vefatica]

Well, it's something in my INI file, because it works OK when started with /ii.

I am not in a TC tab. I have these in my INI file:

g:\tc20> egrep -i "ctrl|key" TCMD.INI
NormalEditKey=Ctrl-F
NormalKey=F11
NormalKey=F12
NormalKey=F3
NormalKey=F6
NormalKey=F7
NormalKey=F8
NormalKey=F9
NormalEditKey=F9
NormalKey=Ctrl-D
NormalKey=Ctrl-J
NormalKey=Ctrl-X
KeyActions=00624
LeftAltKey=Yes
LeftCtrlKey=No
RightAltKey=No
RightCtrlKey=Yes

 

[vefatica]

This was doing it: "NormalKey=Ctrl-J".

 

[rconn]

This was doing it: "NormalKey=Ctrl-J".

Well, that's as expected!

 

[vefatica]

Well, that's as expected!

I have no idea why I did that. It was back in v15.