Common shortcut key collection under Linux terminal shell

Delete

"Ctrl" + "D" removes the character at the cursor location equivalent to VIM x or DL

"Ctrl" + "H" removes the character in front of the cursor, which corresponds to the HX or DH in vim.

"Ctrl" + "K" removes all characters after the cursor equivalent to VIM D shift+$

"Ctrl" + "U" removes all characters in front of the cursor equal to VIM D shift+^

"Ctrl" + "W" delete cursor before a word equivalent to VIM in db

"Ctrl" + "Y" restores the characters that were deleted when Ctrl+u was last executed

"Ctrl" + "?" Undoes the previous input

"Alt" + "R" undoes the previous action

"Alt" + "D" to delete the word after the cursor position

Move

"Ctrl" + "A" moves the cursor to the beginning of the command line equivalent to Vim shift+^

"Ctrl" + "E" moves the cursor to the end of the command line at the equivalent of vim shift+$

"Ctrl" + "F" cursor moves backwards by one character equivalent to Vim in L

"Ctrl" + "B" cursor moves forward one character equivalent to Vim H

"Ctrl" + "arrow key left" cursor moves to the beginning of the previous word

"Ctrl" + "arrow keys right" cursor moves to the end of the next word

"Ctrl" + "X" jumps between the last character of the cursor and the character where the current cursor is located

"Alt" + "F" jumps to the end of the word where the cursor is located

Replace

"Ctrl" + "T" replaces the current character of the cursor with one of the preceding characters

"Alt" + "T" swaps two cursors at the current position of the word and the previous word of the cursor

"Alt" + "U" to capitalize the current position of the cursor in the word

"Alt" + "L" to change the current position of the cursor to lowercase

"Alt" + "C" to capitalize the first letter of a word in the current position of the cursor

"^OLDSTR^NEWSTR" replaces the previous command string

History command Edit

"Ctrl" + "P" returns the last input command character

"Ctrl" + "R" Enter word Search history command

"Alt" + "P" Enter the character to find the historical command close to the word typeface

"Alt" + ">" returns to the last execution command

Other

"Ctrl" + "S" Lock the terminal

"Ctrl" + "Q" Unlock terminal

"Ctrl" + "L" clear screen equivalent to command clear

"Ctrl" + "C" from another line

"Ctrl" + "I" is similar to the tab completion function

"Ctrl" + "O" repeatedly executes commands

Number of "Alt" + "number key" actions

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Common shortcut key collection under Linux terminal shell