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Console2 how to repeat last command?

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00:00 Console2 How To Repeat Last Command?
00:15 Answer 1 Score 25
00:27 Answer 2 Score 11
00:36 Accepted Answer Score 2
00:55 Answer 4 Score 2
01:19 Answer 5 Score 0
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ANSWER 1

Score 25


You have to go to Settings -> Hotkeys and disable Use scroll lock for scrolling. This worked fine for me!




ANSWER 2

Score 11


If it was working previously, and suddenly stopped, you may have hit the scroll lock key.




ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 2


[I stand corrected, as per comments, ctrl + works]

From the developers themselves (at least, their source code):

NOTE: Console is NOT a shell. Therefore, it does not implement shell features like...command history

Source: http://console.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=console/console;a=blob;f=help/html/introduction.html;h=3b7e5dcc8948366941e371dfe4946e2431d4e434;hb=041d573f735c50926185657558fb5491f0871dfd




ANSWER 4

Score 2


I had the same issue and none of the instructions above worked for me.

In my case noticed that in Settings -> Hotkeys UP and DOWN were assigned to "Scroll Buffer row up" and "Scroll Buffer row down", so I assigned something else to these Commands (ie: Crtl + UP, Crtl + DOWN) and the UP and DOWN keys started working again to navigate the history.




ANSWER 5

Score 0


As a work around, in the Settings - Behavior screen under Copy and Paste you can select Copy on Select. I know not ideal but may be the closest you can get.