Command Keys and Shortcuts

Manual Chapter : Command Keys and Shortcuts

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<Arrows>	Move the cursor: <Up-Arrow> and <Down Arrow> go to next/previous line in command history.
<Tab>	Expand the command or keyword abbreviation.
\	Ignore any special meaning for the next character.
<Ctrl-a>	Move cursor to beginning of line.
<Ctrl-b>	Move cursor left one character.
<Ctrl-c>	Abort the current command, or exit cfg/gbl mode.
<Ctrl-d>	Delete character at cursor.
<Ctrl-e>	Move cursor to end of line.
<Ctrl-f>	Move cursor right one character.
<Ctrl-h>	Delete character to left of cursor.
<Ctrl-i>	Expand command or keyword abbreviation (same as <Tab>).
<Ctrl-k>	Delete from cursor to end of line.
<Ctrl-l>	Re-display the current line.
<Ctrl-m>	Same as <Enter> or <Return>.
<Ctrl-n>	Display next line in command history.
<Ctrl-p>	Display previous line in command history.
<Ctrl-r>	Re-display the current line.
<Ctrl-t>	Transpose current character with one to left.
<Ctrl-u>	Delete from cursor to beginning of line.
<Ctrl-w>	Delete word to left of cursor.
<Ctrl-x>	Delete everything on the current line without pressing <Enter>.
<Ctrl-z>	Return to priv mode from cfg or gbl mode.
<Esc-b>	Move cursor left one word.
<Esc-d>	Delete from cursor to end of word.
<Esc-f>	Move cursor right one word.
<Esc-c>	Capitalize character at cursor.
<Esc-m>	Toggle more support.
<Esc-l>	Change word at cursor to lower case.
<Esc-s>	Toggle line logging suppression.
<Esc-u>	Change word at cursor to upper case.
<Esc-bs>	Delete word to left of cursor.