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| ==== Navigation ==== | ==== Navigation ==== |
| | General notes about navigation commands: First, "Ctrl" commands are the same as in the text editor emacs, so you may find that other emacs line navigation commands work as well. Second, if you are on a Unix machine, note that the line navigation commands work almost anywhere you can edit text - you will learn that accidentally if you start using these commands compulsively. Third, if you use "Ctrl" commands often, you may consider setting the "Caps Lock" key as an additional "Control" key - this is just a computer setting for Unix (e.g. System Preferences > Keyboard > Modifier Keys) but requires slightly more work on Windows (e.g. the AutoHotkey program). |
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| * ''cntrl-a'': go to beginning of line | * ''cntrl-a'': go to beginning of line |
| * ''cntrl-e'': go to end of line | * ''cntrl-e'': go to end of line |
| * ''cntrl-''k: delete everything to right | * ''cntrl-k'': delete everything to right |
| * ''cntrl-u'': delete everything to left | * ''cntrl-u'': delete everything to left |
| * ''cntrl-w'': delete word to left | * ''cntrl-w'': delete word to left |
| * (''option'' or ''cntrl'')-(''left'' or ''right''): move left/right. ''cntrl'' for linux, ''option'' for mac. | * (''option'' or ''cntrl'')-(''left'' or ''right''): move left/right. ''cntrl'' for linux, ''option'' for mac. |
| | * Ctrl-f: move forward one character |
| | * Ctrl-b: move backward one character |
| * use backslash ''\'' to literally interpret any command characters | * use backslash ''\'' to literally interpret any command characters |
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