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+ | = GNU Readline: Useful Command Line Navigation Tools = | ||
+ | Most varieties of Unix/Linux use [[http:// | ||
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+ | Many of the basic commands are pretty obvious: you use the left/right arrow keys to move your cursor. Up/down arrow keys scroll through the saved command history. | ||
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+ | Some, however, **extremely** useful, but are a bit more esoteric. Remmeber that C means the ' | ||
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+ | **C-a** - move to the beginning of the line. | ||
+ | **C-e** - move to the end of the line | ||
+ | **M-b** - move back one word (incidentally, | ||
+ | **M-f** - move forward one work | ||
+ | **C-]** + // | ||
+ | **M-C-]** + // | ||
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+ | Finally, there are some //really// esoteric commands. Generally, I don't find it that worthwhile to learn these, but Peter Krumins has put together a [[http:// |