- Apr
- 15
- 0
Hello -
I was wondering if it's possible to send the current line in the Command Input window to the current tab for execution - but *without* pressing the Enter key, which has the side effect of placing a newline in the Command Input window, in addition to sending the current line to the tab.
This would make it possible to save frequently-used commands in the Command Input window and reuse them simply by sending them to the tab for execution, but without adding (and then having to remove) newlines every time.
As a secondary question, is it possible to disable having "Enter" send the current line in the Command Input window to the tab, so that it's possible to use the Command Input area as a scratch area where you're free to create many ill-formed lines as you build up commands you plan to execute later, pressing Enter during the course of this scratch-work without fear that the current line will be sent down to the open tab?
Thanks,
Dan.
I was wondering if it's possible to send the current line in the Command Input window to the current tab for execution - but *without* pressing the Enter key, which has the side effect of placing a newline in the Command Input window, in addition to sending the current line to the tab.
This would make it possible to save frequently-used commands in the Command Input window and reuse them simply by sending them to the tab for execution, but without adding (and then having to remove) newlines every time.
As a secondary question, is it possible to disable having "Enter" send the current line in the Command Input window to the tab, so that it's possible to use the Command Input area as a scratch area where you're free to create many ill-formed lines as you build up commands you plan to execute later, pressing Enter during the course of this scratch-work without fear that the current line will be sent down to the open tab?
Thanks,
Dan.