https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html#Readline-Interaction
- ctrl-a/e start/end of line
- alt-f/b forward/back a word
- ctrl-w/alt-d delete to start/end of word
- alt-. add argument from previous command (repeat to cycle) - love this one
- ctrl-shift-_ undo (i.e. ctrl-underscore)
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ctrl-y paste (yank) deleted text
- alt-y paste older deleted text instead
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prefix with alt+digit (0-9) to do multiple, e.g. delete two words
- start with alt-minus to go backwards
Just a few notes I threw together for my own benefit. I finally got around to learning a bit more about editing commands on the Linux shell / terminal.
