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tab Auto-complete file name, directory name or command nameCTRL + C forcibly terminates the current programCtrl+d keyboard input end or exit terminal Ctrl+s Tentative current program, pause and press any key to resume running CTRL + Z will put the current program in the background to run, restore to the foreground for command fgctrl+a move the cursor to the input wardrobe, equivalent to the home key ctrl+e the cursor to the end of the input line, Equi

1. delete or add a shortcut menu item under Mac OS X 1. Open the finder, click "go" on the top menu bar, and select "go to folder..." from the drop-down menu ..." 2. In the displayed input box, enter/system/library/services. 3. A bunch of. Service and. workflow files are displayed. To streamline the Mac, right-click the menu and delete the corresponding file.

Input: Sudo/applications/textedit.app/contents/macos/textedit/etc/hosts can edit the hosts directly with text editing. Whether the hidden file shows a number of ways to set up, the simplest to be counted in the Mac Terminal Input command. Show/Hide the Mac hidden files command as follows (note the spaces and case sensitivity): command to display

-up direction key. Ctrl+s: Make the Terminal daze, still, can make the terminal screen of the fast output stop.Ctrl+q: Exit Ctrl+s caused by Daze.CTRL + Z: Enables tasks that are running in the terminal, running in the background. (FG Recovery available)CTRL + C: Interrupts the task being performed in the terminal.Ctrl+d: You can exit the

Shortcut Keys available when the terminal inputs Shell commands Edit command:Ctrl-a move the cursor to the beginning of the line Ctrl-e move the cursor to the end of the line Ctrl-l clear screen (function is the same as the clear command) ctrl-d Delete the character Ctrl-t where the cursor is located and the character before it is exchanged Ctrl-k cut the character Ctrl-u from the position of the cursor to

ALT + B jumps up a spaceALT + F jump down a spaceALT + Backspace Delete the previous wordShift + Insert paste text to TerminalCTRL + U cut the content before the cursorCTRL + K to cut the cursor to the end of the lineCTRL + E Moves the cursor to the end of the lineCTRL + A Moves the cursor to the beginning of the lineCTRL + Y PasteIn an application such as VI is writing content, if you need to use the command line at this point, you can first use CTRL + Z Pause VI can finally use the FG instruct

# Ctrl + L-clear screen. CLear # Ctrl + C-terminates the command. # Ctrl + D-exits the shell as if it could also represent EOF. # Ctrl + R-found from the command history. Reverse-i-search # Ctrl + A-the cursor moves to the beginning of the line. A # Ctrl + E-the cursor moves to the end of the line. End # Ctrl + U-Clears the character of the cursor to the beginning of the line. U # Ctrl + W-clear the cursor before a word. Word # Ctrl + K-clears the character of the cursor to the end of th

Not all of the shortcuts is useful. Only remeber the most useful.Mobile classCtrl + A-jump to the start of the line//jump to the beginning of the lineCtrl + E-jump to the end of the line//jump to the endALT + b-move Backward//move forward (one word)Alt + F-move forward//move backwards (one word)Edit ClassCtrl + u-delete Backward from cursor//delete operation (cursor to beginning of line)Ctrl + K-delete to EOL//delete action (cursor to end of line)Ctrl + w-delete Word//delete action (cursor to th

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 locatedReplace"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 curre

---layout:posttitle: "Terminal Shortcuts list" date:2013-06-20---# # Introduction Most system shells use Bash by default. If you are an Emacs user who inadvertently presses C-A in Bash and finds it possible to jump to the beginning of the command line, C-E jumps to the end of the command line, C-p/c-n can pull up the previous/Next history command ... These are not coincidences. Yes, Bash supports command-line editing, allowing you to use many differe

In the shell command terminal, CTRL + N equals the direction-down direction key, ctrl+p the direction key that corresponds to the direction.In the command terminal through them or the direction of the key can be used to achieve a quick search history commands. This is also a quick technique for entering commands.The ctrl+r enables quick retrieval of used historical commands in the command

Town Yard text:The Confucian School of the practical and practical, line Buddhism Purdue sentient beings, the monastic Kangsheng fidelity, understanding of the easy to change the image. To science and technology to shine a good law, the achievement of a conscience blog.______________________________________________________________________________________________________Operating System:ubuntukylin 16.04 LTS 64bitCtrl+shift+c replicationCtrl+shift+v pasteThis is not the same as under Windows, I w

Basic knowledge about Mac OS X! -- New users must read Address: http://bbs.weiphone.com/read-htm-tid-297365.html 1. Each Mac OS key corresponds to a key under the win keyboard!Win key = opShift Key = ShiftAlt key = command (that is, spline)Ctrl key = CTRL2. Related shortcut keys 2.1 common 2.2expos space and dashboard 2.3 Basic 2.4 F 2.5

'-title ' Address Book sync '-subtitle ' finished '- Message ' Imported contacts. '-activate ' Com.apple.AddressBook ' As for '?? ' this magical symbol is dedicated to Mac OS and may not be visible to others. So there is such a configuration of their own. Terminal-notifier-sound default-title '? '-message ' Happy hacking!! ' As for the origin of this apple. It is said that you can use the

Edit command: Ctrl–a move cursor to beginning of line Ctrl–e move cursor to end of line Ctrl–l Clear screen (function with clear command) Ctrl–d Delete the character at the cursor location Ctrl–t the character in the position of the cursor and the character before it is exchanged Ctrl–k cut the character from the cursor position to the end of the line Ctrl–u cut the character from the cursor position to the beginning of the line Ctrl–y paste the characters deleted by t

+, History list first itemalt+shift+. Last item in history listCtrl+r (Retrieve) string searches for commands that contain string strings/continue to retrieve upCtrl+s searching for commands that contain string strings/continue to search down!$ parameters of one command aboveOther operationsCtrl+m equivalent to enterCtrl+o equivalent to enterctrl+[equivalent to ESCESC ESC ESC displays all supported commandsTab tab to show all supported commandsCTRL + (I i) Show all supported commandsCtrl+x shift

zsh-autosuggestions plugin.The last of course is source, let the change take effectsource ~/.zshrcNote: The above statement highlighting, if the configuration does not take effect, in the plugins configuration, and then add zsh-syntax-highlighting plug-ins to try.Sometimes, because the auto-fill color is similar to the background color so that autofill doesn't work, we can manually change the color configuration under Auto-fill, and the color value I modified is: 586e75, example:Effect:7. ITerm

LabelNew tag: Command + tClose tag: Command + WToggle Tag: Command + number (OR) command + left and RIGHT arrow keysToggle fullscreen: Command + ENTERFind: Command + F"Split Screen"Vertical split Screen: Command + DHorizontal split Screen: Command + SHIFT + DView history commands: Command +;View Clipboard History: Command + SHIFT + HOtherClear Current Line: Ctrl + UTo the beginning of the line: Ctrl + ATo end of line: Ctrl + EForward and Backward: Ctrl + f/b (equivalent to left and RIGHT arrow k

, !* the content. ^ABC: Deletes ABC from the previous command. ^foo^bar: replace Foo in the previous command with bar ^foo^bar^: replace Foo in the previous command with bar !-n: Executes the first n command, executes the previous command: !-1 , the first 5 commands are executed in the following format:!-5 5 control commands Ctrl–l (lowercase L): Clears the screen and then, at the top, displays the contents of the line where the cursor is currently located. Ctrl

to the ending of the cursor to uppercaseAlt+l converts the character to the ending of the cursor to lowercaseCTRL + V inserts special characters, such as CTRL + (v. TAB) to join the Tab keyTask processing operationsCTRL + C Delete entire line/endCtrl+l Refresh ScreenCtrl+s suspending the current shellCtrl+q to re-enable the suspended shellTAB processing OperationsShift+ctrl+t new tab pageShift+ctrl+w closing TabsCtrl+pageup previous TabCtrl+pagedown after a tab pageShift+ctrl+pageup Tab Shift L