Operating shortcut keys under the shell

Use the shortcut keys to reduce the number of mouse clicks, thereby improving efficiency, below is the summary of the Shell shortcut keys:

CTRL + A cursor goes to the beginning

Ctrl+e cursor goes to end of line

CTRL+F cursor moves one character to the right

CTRL+B cursor moves one character to the left

Ctrl+p go to the previous command ("↑", without moving the handle to the right)

CTRL + N Go to the next command ("↓")

CTRL+K Delete current cursor to end of line

Ctrl+u Delete the current cursor to the beginning of the line

Ctrl+w Delete A word to the left

Ctrl+h Delete one character ("Backspace") to the left

Ctrl+d Delete one character to the right ("delete" is also equivalent to "exit")

Ctrl+_ undo the previous action, perhaps using undo to express a more accurate point

Ctrl+t changing character position

CTRL + C Cancel, cancel

Ctrl+y paste from buffer

The above shortcut keys are also applicable in SecureCRT, in SECURECRT:

Ctrl+insert Replication (CTRL+SHIFT+C)

Shift+insert Paste (ctrl+shift+v)

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Operating shortcut keys under the shell