Debugging Tools for Windows

Command Browser Window

The Command Browser window displays and stores the text results of a debugger command. This window creates a command reference that enables you to view the results of a specific command without re-entering the command. The Command Browser window also provides navigation through the stored commands, so you can more quickly access commands than with the Debugger Command window.

Opening the Command Browser Window

To open or switch to the Command Browser window, in the WinDbg window, on the View menu, click Command Browser. (You can also press CTRL+N or click the Command Browser (Ctrl+N) button () on the toolbar. ALT+SHIFT+N will close the Command Browser Window.)

The following figure shows an example of a Command Browser window.

The Command Browser window has a menu in which you can enter or select commands, several navigation buttons, and a pane that shows the results of the current command.

Using the Command Browser Window

In the Command Browser window, you can do the following:

The Command Browser window has a shortcut menu with additional commands. To access the menu, right-click the title bar or click the icon near the upper-right corner of the window (). The context menu contains the following commands:

Additional Information

For more information about docked, tabbed, and floating windows, see Positioning the Windows. For more information about all techniques that you can use to control debugging information windows, see Using Debugging Information Windows.

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