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C# Interactive shortcut UpArrow doesn't appear to work in VS 2015 Update 1 #7170

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shaggygi opened this issue Dec 2, 2015 · 9 comments
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shaggygi commented Dec 2, 2015

When pressing the UpArrow in C# Interactive, the cursor moves up to line above. I thought it would cycle through the history similar to Python Interaction.

The help also states this functionality.
At the end of the current submission, replace the current submission with a previous submission. Elsewhere, move the cursor up one line.

Anyone else seeing this in v1.1

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It looks like this language was introduced with commit 96b34e9(but it's incorrect, because nobody ever implemented what it describes).

To navigate history, you must use Alt+UpArrow and Alt+DownArrow.

I'll correct the #help text.

@KevinH-MS KevinH-MS added this to the 1.2 milestone Dec 23, 2015
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Looks like there's an issue tracking the implementation of "SmartUpDown" (#5125).

I've gone ahead an moved that into the current Milestone.

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Thank you for reviewing. Have a good holiday break :)

@KevinH-MS
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@shaggygi same to you! 😄

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Actually, I realized the help text is the way it is because the command implementation is shared with Python (and it accurately reflects the behavior there). Therefore, I'm going to leave the help text as is and we'll just make it work in C#.

Closing this issue (implementation of new behavior will be tracked by #5125).

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GSPP commented Feb 6, 2017

Alt+UpArrow does not work either. The only combination that works is Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow in VS2015 Update 3.

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tmat commented Feb 6, 2017

@GSPP Is that clean VS or do you have any extensions installed?

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GSPP commented May 7, 2017

@tmat just tested in VS17 15.1 with Resharper and Power Commands as the only seemingly relevant addons.

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tmat commented May 8, 2017

@GSPP Have you tried to disable them?

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