(phase 1)ĬTRL + A behavior is interesting. If cursor is in current line being edited (from first typed char to last type char) and line is not empty and any selection cursor is also within the line being edited * Second consecutive press extends selection to the left margin.Įxtends the selection one word to the right.Įxtends the selection one word to the left.Įxtend selection to the beginning of the screen buffer.Įxtend selection to the end of the screen buffer. * First time extends selection to the character immediately after the command prompt. Selects text from the insertion point to the right margin. * Second consecutive press extends selection to the right margin. * First time extends selection to the last character in the input line. If cursor is in current line being edited Selects text up line by line starting from the location of the insertion point.Įxtends text selection down one line, starting at the location of the insertion point. Moves the cursor to the right one character, extending the selection.
Moves the cursor to the left one character, extending the selection. These combinations interoperate with the mouse so you can start selecting with the mouse and continue with one of these commands, or vice versa. This is just hotkeys! Be sure to explore the Properties dialog as well, resize, word wrapping, and more. Here's a list of hotkeys in the Windows 10 Technical Preview console. Well, from what I can tell looking at the Preview, there's a LOT of cool Console goodness coming in Windows 10. Remember when microsoft demoed the command prompt in windows on a stage in 2014- spooky dan seifert September 30, 2014 But then, suddenly, on stage at the Windows 10 announce we've got a VP showing folks that Ctrl-V (paste) works in the command prompt. The console (conhost) that cmd.exe (often incorrectly but colloquially called the DOS Prompt) and PowerShell live within hasn't had much love in the last several years, IMHO.
But, let's focus on the "other shell." The console! I can see that there's lots of new enhancements to the shell, the Start Menu/ Screen, how Universal apps work, and so much more.
I'm pretty stoked, and am playing with the Windows 10 Technical Preview now. Windows 10, because 7 8 9.- Scott Hanselman September 30, 2014 Much has been written and much will be written about the Windows 10 announcement.
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