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Helpful Command Line Cursor shortcuts

Wed, 07/07/2010 - 11:03 — wils

I usually forget these commands when I am in a rush time =D

    * ctrl-a: move to front of line
    * ctrl-e: move to end of line
    * ctrl-w: delete word before cursor
    * ctrl-r: search past command history
    * up/down arrow: page through previous commands
    * alt-b / alt-f: move backward/forward one word (without deleting)

I hope It helps you too =D lol

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