The common Linux commands in the last article sorted out the common Linux commands, and is continuing to supplement, today ready to sort out the common Linux command line shortcut keys, or the same reason, just want to record, operation, let more impressive, easy to find their own copy. And these commands must have the same effect, so I borrowed them directly from others.
Without further ado, let’s have a look!
First, mobile class
| shortcuts | role |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + left and right keys | Move the word forward and backward |
| Ctrl + A or Home | Move to command line (a: ahead) |
| Ctrl + E or End | Move to end of command line (e: end) |
| Ctrl + F or right arrow key | Move forward by character (f: forward) |
| Ctrl + B or left arrow key | Move backward by character (b: Backward) |
| Ctrl + x x | Move the cursor to the top of the line. Press again to jump the cursor back to the current position |
Second, editing class
| shortcuts | role |
|---|---|
| Tab | auto-complete |
| Ctrl + i | auto-complete |
| Ctrl + d | Deletes a character backwards from the cursor |
| Ctrl + h | Removes a character from the cursor forward |
| Ctrl + w | Cut/delete from the cursor to the prefix |
| Ctrl + u | Cut/delete from the cursor to the beginning of the line |
| Ctrl + k | Cut/delete from the cursor to the end of the line |
| Ctrl + y | Paste the useCtrl + u Ctrl + k Ctrl + wCut/delete text |
| Alt + d | Delete from cursor to suffix |
| Ctrl + t | Swaps characters at and before the cursor |
| Alt + t | Swap the word before and at the cursor |
| Alt + c | Change the uppercase word from the cursor |
| Alt + u | Change the word from the cursor to all caps |
| Alt + l | Change from cursor to all lowercase words |
| Ctrl + o | Execute the current command and select the previous command |
| Ctrl + l | Clear the screenclear |
| Alt + Backspace | Delete the previous word |
Third, control class
| shortcuts | role |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + s | Blocking screen output |
| Ctrl + q | Allow screen output |
| Ctrl + c | Terminate the command |
| Ctrl + z | Hang the command |
| Ctrl+d | You can exit the terminal if the command line is empty |
| Ctrl+[ | It’s the Esc key |
Iv. History
| shortcuts | role |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+ P or up arrow key | Last used history command (p: previous) |
| Ctrl+ N or down arrow key | The next history command to use (n: next) |
| Ctrl + r | Reverse search command history (R: Retrieve) |
| Ctrl + G or Esc | Exit the historical search mode |
| Alt + . | Use the last argument of the previous command |
May continue to update!
Bash shortcut keys