问题
I use powershell with git for the poshgit features and sometimes I'll make an error typing the git command like git commit -m 'something and for get to close the ' before hitting enter. It goes to the new line I type ' and hit enter and I still get the >> prompt. Is there any easy way to say give me back a new prompt and get out of the infinite >> loop with out closing powershell?
回答1:
Press ctrl+C.
回答2:
@jon Z 's answer tells you how to abort it, but what you want is to hit enter at the empty >> prompt and you will be out:
PS > git commit -m 'test
>> '
>>
[temp 7b96875] test
0 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
create mode 100644 c
Notice in the last >> prompt I just hit enter and it completes the command. This is done when you want the command multiline ( in this case commit message is multiline) and to signify the end, you just hit return on an empty line to get out.
回答3:
Type "exit" at the prompt. ^C didn't work for me. Nor did enter.
回答4:
If you want to come out of console without running entered command just type Ctr+C.
If you want to run entered command, but power-shell still giving that double right even after after hitting multiple enters, CHECK FOR YOUR COMMAND SYNTAX. Possibly any extra WHITE SPACE or QUOTEs might be causing this problem.
回答5:
I tried the various commands in the above answers as well. Then I simply "backspaced" and deleted all my commands back to "C:\" ! Works just fine.
回答6:
Ctr-C is the only option that worked for me in the similar situation with a >>
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8927379/how-do-i-get-out-of-a-prompt-in-powershell-when-i-made-a-mistake