[Turn]bash shell common shortcut keys

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Move cursor

• ctrl+b: Move forward one character (backward)
• ctrl+f: Move back one character (forward)
• alt+b: Move forward one word
• alt+f: Move back one word
• ctrl+a: Move to the beginning of the line (A is the first letter)
• ctrl+e: Move to end of line (end)
• ctrl+x: Beginning of line to current cursor substitution

Edit command

• alt+.: The last parameter of the last command to paste (usually used mkdir long-long-dir after, cd mates with alt+. )
• alt+d: Deletes the current cursor to the near right word start (delete)
• ctrl+w: Delete current cursor to near left word end (word)
• ctrl+h: Delete the previous character of the cursor (equivalent to BACKSPACE)
• ctrl+d: Deletes a character after the cursor (equivalent to delete)
• ctrl+u: Delete all of the cursor to the left
• ctrl+k: Delete all of the cursor to the right
• ctrl+l: Clear Screen
• ctrl+shift+c: Copy (equivalent left mouse button drag)
• ctrl+shift+v: Paste (equivalent to middle mouse button)

Other

• ctrl+n: Next command
• ctrl+p: Previous command
• alt+n: The next command (for example, enter and ls Press ' Alt+n ') will find the command in the history ls
• alt+p: Previous command ( alt+n similar)
• shift+PageUp: Page Up
• shift+PageDown: Page Down
• ctrl+r: Enter history to find the command record and enter keywords. Press multiple times to return to the next occurrence

Zsh

• d: Lists the previous open commands
• j: Jump to a previous directory, fuzzy match

VIM Move Cursor

• b: Move one word forward
• w: Move one word backwards

Delete

• dw: Deletes from the current cursor to the next word header
• de: Delete from current cursor to end of word

[Turn]bash shell common shortcut keys