The continuation character, a backslash (\),
lets you continue a command past the end of the line. The backslash
must follow a space and must be the last character on the line.
When you press Return, the debugger
echoes the backslash after the Debugger Input:
prompt.
Some debugger commands take a list of items separated by commas
as an argument. If you enter one of these commands and press Return
when a comma is the last non-blank character on the line, the debugger
automatically continues the line.
The debugger also continues a line that contains unbalanced
brackets, braces, or parentheses. Note, however, that the debugger
balances only delimiters of the same type as the outermost delimiter.
When unbalanced brackets, braces, or parentheses are entered
in menus or in dialog boxes, the debugger prompts for completion
on the command line.
