Shell Terminal shortcut key summary (MAC)

In summary, the development system is OS X 10.11.4, the tool is ITerm2, and the practice is currently based solely on that environment.

1. Most commonly used

Cmd+c: Copy

Cmd+v: Pasting

TAB: Complement

CTRL + A: Move to command start position

Ctrl+e: Move to command end position

Cmd+k: Delete Here to start all content (Refresh screen) | Ctrl+l: Refresh Screen

CTRL + C: Kill current task

2. Window operation

Cmd+t: New tab page

CMD+W: Close tab

cmd+←: Previous page tab

cmd+→: Next tab

shift+cmd+←: Tab Shift left

shift+cmd+→: Tabs Move Right

Cmd+n: New Window

CMD+Q: Closing the terminal

F11: Fullscreen

Ctrl+plus: Magnification window

Ctrl+minus: Shrinking window

Ctrl+0: Original Size

3. Operation Input Command

PageUp: Show Previous command

PageDown: Show Next command

!num: The num command that executes the command history list

!! : Executes the previous command

!? String: Executes the most recent command containing string strings, such as: (ls!ls) = = ls

Ctrl+r then enters several strings, starts searching for the command that contains the character, and continues to press CTRL + C to search for the previous match

ESC+B: Cursor moves forward one word

ESC+F: Cursor moves backward one word

Ctrl+u: Removes all characters before the cursor (excluding itself)

Ctrl+k: Delete all characters (including itself) after the cursor is located

Ctrl+h: Delete the previous character where the cursor is located

Shift+b: Enter uppercase B for 26 letters

Shell Terminal shortcut key summary (MAC)