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Skriva Ninja: Bläddra Windows befalla precis med endast skriva

Windows precis (cmd.exe) alltid varit bekant för att vara underpowered jämfört till Linux, men befaller har har du någonsin märkt det för att beskåda som tillverkas av ett långt, befaller dig måste att tillgripa till musen för att bläddra?

Du kan lätt bläddra med precis skriva, men att få in i ”snirkelfunktionsläget,” som du ska måste att använda en nyckel- kombination 4, som påminner mig av fusk kodifierar på gammal nintendo spelar…, Besegra, besegra upp upp…,

Press Alt+Space tillsammans och därefter E, därefter L

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Ska detta satte befallasuffleringen in i ”snirkel” funktionsläge, var du kan använda den UPP/NED sidan stämm såväl som pilen stämm.

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För att få ut ur detta funktionsläge kan du slå Escen, eller att skriva in stämm.

En av det mest förarglig anföra som exempel av detta problem är, när det är pröva att beskåda som tillverkas av ipconfigen, befaller… den sträcker alltid det okända strömsidan på mitt system,… nu som jag kan slutligen använda skriva.

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Comments (10)

  1. Russ Francis

    If you have Launchy installed, you may want to change its default hotkey (also Alt+Space) in order to take advantage of this tip.

  2. The Geek

    That’s a good point… I never liked the Launchy default, I use alt+space to minimize/maximize windows all the time.

  3. Nathan

    I never knew this, thanks for info, makes my life a hell of a lot easier ;)

    /Nathan

  4. spugbrap

    Thanks for the tip! I’m a die-hard keyboard/command-line user, and this could come in handy!

    One thing that’s unfortunate, though, is that once I’m scrolling via keyboard, I can’t select/copy/paste text with the keyboard. I’m guessing this is because I have Quick Edit enabled in the console window properties.

    I think I’ll just have to live with this one, though, because I have a feeling that even if I end up scrolling via keyboard some day, I’ll probably still end up falling back to the mouse for text selection/copy-to-clipboard functionality, and Quick Edit is a must for that.

    Don’t get me wrong, I select/copy/paste text via keyboard is most applications (like text editors, where hitting End will take me to the end of the line), but I think in a console window it would probably be more trouble than it’s worth (since it would have no awareness of the contents of the lines, it would just be copying 2d arrays of characters).

  5. The Geek

    spugbrap:

    The keyboard text selection in the command prompt leaves much to be desired… it’s much simpler to use the mouse for that.

    I’m also a die-hard keyboard guy… but if I can accomplish something quicker by using the mouse I usually resort to it.

    I’ve been thinking, it would be interesting to hook up an autohotkey script to automate the hitting of the 4 keys whenever you hit Page Up the first time… shouldn’t be too difficult.

  6. Planet Lowyat

    Cool! It may useful somehow sometimes.

  7. Tyson

    Nice tip! Another way to accomplish the same thing without using the menus is to just end your commands with “|more” this way the output from your command stays on one screen until you press enter to get the next line of text.

    Example

    ipconfig/all |more

    Have a nice day.

  8. min

    fantastic – I’ve been meaning to get round to working out how to do this for ages, nice post, thanks very much

  9. bill

    Thanks, but in my case scroll was not active.

    Tyson’s trick was what I was looking for. Like I used to use /p to see page by page.

  10. Tagnu

    Thanks for the tip.


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