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Spacebar should confirm commands and repeat the last command #2107
The > button to the left of the command line was enabled. In that mode, Space inserts a space instead of acting as Enter. This explains the behavior I reported, so I am closing this request.
Original request
Please make Spacebar work like Enter in the CAD command workflow. AutoCAD users commonly use Spacebar both to confirm a typed command or prompt and to repeat the previous command.
Expected behavior
After typing a command or alias, Spacebar executes it.
During a command, Spacebar confirms the current prompt or accepts its default value, where Enter would do so.
When no command is active and the command input is empty, Spacebar repeats the last command.
While editing ordinary text, Spacebar still inserts a space.
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changed the title [-]Spacebar should repeat the last command when command input is empty[/-][+]Spacebar should confirm commands and repeat the last command[/+]on Oct 24, 2026
Can you explain how it's not doing that? (Btw, there is a button with > on it right to the left of the command line and perhaps that is toggled on. If it IS, then place is space and not ever enter.)
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github-actions commentedon Oct 24, 2026
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[-]Spacebar should repeat the last command when command input is empty[/-][+]Spacebar should confirm commands and repeat the last command[/+]yztink commentedon Oct 24, 2026
Can you explain how it's not doing that? (Btw, there is a button with > on it right to the left of the command line and perhaps that is toggled on. If it IS, then place is space and not ever enter.)