Linux [shell command]
Introduction
This will be a memo for learning.
This time, we will learn frequently used shell commands (shortcut keys).
Move cursor
| command |
Contents |
| Ctrl+f |
Move to next one character |
| Ctrl+b |
Move one character forward |
| Ctrl+a |
Move to the beginning of the line |
| Ctrl+e |
Move to end of line |
| Meta+f(esc+f) |
Move to the next word |
| Meta+b(esc+b) |
Move one word forward |
Editing strings
| command |
Contents |
| Ctrl+h |
Delete one character to the left of the cursor |
| Ctrl+d |
Delete one character in the cursor part |
| Ctrl+w |
Delete the word at the cursor position (the part before the cursor) |
| Ctrl+u |
Delete from the cursor position to the beginning of the line |
| Ctrl+k |
Delete from the cursor position to the end of the line |
| Ctrl+y |
Insert the last deleted content |
Response in case of trouble
| command |
Contents |
| Ctrl+c |
Forcibly terminate the command being executed |
| Ctrl+l |
Erase the screen. Can also be used to clear garbled characters |
| Ctrl+s |
Screen display lock (character input from the keyboard is not accepted) |
| Ctrl+q |
Unlock screen display |
Completion / command history
| command |
Contents |
| Tab |
Command and path completion |
| Ctrl+p or ↑ key |
View the previous history |
| Ctrl+n or ↓ key |
See the history after one |
| Ctrl+r |
Incremental search of command history |