Blankman Asked: 2011-11-02 17:41:35 +0800 CST2011-11-02 17:41:35 +0800 CST 2011-11-02 17:41:35 +0800 CST Navigation when on the command line 772 Other than Ctrl + A and Ctrl + E to jump to the front or end of the command-line, what other things can you do? Is it possible to delete the entire line? Or to the next or pervious word in the line? command-line 1 Answers Voted Best Answer Kris Harper 2011-11-02T18:06:22+08:002011-11-02T18:06:22+08:00 Some useful commands Ctrl + A: Beginning of line Ctrl + E: End of line ↑: Previous command ↓: Next command Crtl + C: Cancel command Crtl + →: Forward one word Crtl + ←: Backward one word Crtl + D: Delete current character Crtl + W: Delete the last word Crtl + T: Swap current character with the previous character Crtl + K: Cut everything after the cursor Crtl + U: Cut everything before the cursor Crtl + Y: Paste the last cut text Crtl + _: Undo Crtl + S: Stop writing output to the screen Crtl + Q: Start writing output to the screen Crtl + L: Clear the screen
Some useful commands
Ctrl + A: Beginning of line
Ctrl + E: End of line
↑: Previous command
↓: Next command
Crtl + C: Cancel command
Crtl + →: Forward one word
Crtl + ←: Backward one word
Crtl + D: Delete current character
Crtl + W: Delete the last word
Crtl + T: Swap current character with the previous character
Crtl + K: Cut everything after the cursor
Crtl + U: Cut everything before the cursor
Crtl + Y: Paste the last cut text
Crtl + _: Undo
Crtl + S: Stop writing output to the screen
Crtl + Q: Start writing output to the screen
Crtl + L: Clear the screen