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Candidate list captures Home and End

When the candidate list is displayed, SQL Prompt captures the Home and End keys, using them to move to the top and bottom of the candidate list, respectively. Visual Studio's Intellisense does not use those keys, so they still move the cursor.

Ordinarily, typing "select * from Foo", followed by Shift+Home, followed by Ctrl+E would cause that query to be executed.

When SQL Prompt is running, those same keystrokes cause the entire Query Analyzer window contents to be executed, which can come as a shock.
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  • jader201
    Additionally, in VS, <ctrl+page up> and <ctrl+page down> are used to go to the top and bottom of the list, so maybe SQL Prompt can adopt these shortcuts.
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  • Lionel
    Whoops don't know how I manged to get this wrong. I have changed Prompt so it no longer eats home and end and <ctrl+page up> and <ctrl+page down> will now do what they are supposed to. Thanks for the feedback.

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