Tornado

Tornado 2.0
User’s Guide
Table 5-15
Shell Line-Editing Commands
c0 ...ESC Change from cursor to beginning of line (ESC ends input).
R ...ESC Type over characters (ESC ends input).
nrc
Replace the following n characters with c.*
~ Toggle case, lower to upper or vice versa.
Delete Commands
nx
nX
dw
dd
Delete n characters starting at cursor.*
Delete n character to left of cursor.*
Delete word.
Delete entire line (also CTRL+U).
d$ or D Delete from cursor to end of line.
d0
Delete from cursor to beginning of line.
Put and Undo Commands
p or P
Put last deletion after cursor, or in front of cursor.
u
Undo last command.
* The default value for n is 1.
† words are separated by blanks or punctuation; large words are separated by blanks
only.
5.6 Object Module Load Path
In order to download an object module dynamically to the target, both WindSh
and the target server must be able to locate the file. If path naming conventions are
different between WindSh and the target server, the two systems may both have
access to the file, but mounted with different path names. This situation arises
often in environments where UNIX and Windows systems are networked together,
because the path naming convention is different: the UNIX /usr/fred/applic.o may
well correspond to the Windows n:\fred\applic.o. If you encounter this problem,
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