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10.4: Get status of foreground jobs with ^T
Authored by: GlowingApple on Jun 03, '05 11:36:51AM

Is there any where I can get a list of these commands? I've always used page up in tty's in Gentoo to show me the most recent command beginning with what I currently have typed (i.e. typing ssh and then hitting page up would give me the full command to the last box I ssh'd to). But in Terminal.app it simply scrolls up the output buffer to the previous page of output. I'd love to find out what all the keyboard equivalents are for Terminal.app.

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Emacs key bindsing are universal in os x
Authored by: SOX on Jun 03, '05 11:55:42AM

All of these are a subset of the emacs key-bindings. so look at emacs and you will find a list.

a few of my favorites:
ctrl-a move to begining of line
ctrl-e mode to end of line
ctrl-k cut from cursor to end of line
ctrl-y paste previous cut at cursor

By the way these work in ALL cocoa application text frames. this includes any fill-out form on a webpage, mail.app, text-edit, spotlight,....

also shell specific handy keys are:
ctrl-c kills job
ctrl-z suspends job, retruns prompt; type "fg" to resume it.
ctrl-u kills entire line
ctrl-s halts all screen printing (your jobs may halt too!)
ctrl-q resumes screen printing.




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10.4: Get status of foreground jobs with ^T
Authored by: simonpie on Jun 03, '05 02:51:06PM
stty -a

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