z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

Meta–>
Selects the latest command line from history.
nCtrl-RstringEnter
Selects the nth previous command line matching string. If n is zero, then
select the next matching command after the current line.
Text Change
n erase
Deletes n characters to the left of the cursor. This is the erase character.
nBackspace
Deletes n characters to the left of the cursor.
nCtrl-H
Deletes n characters to the left of the cursor.
nCtrl-D
Deletes n characters to the right of the cursor. If the current line is empty,
the shell is ended.
nMeta–Ctrl-H
Deletes to the nth beginning of word before the cursor.
nMeta–h
Deletes to the nth beginning of word before the cursor.
nMeta-d
Deletes to the nth beginning of word after the cursor.
nCtrl-K
Deletes from the cursor to the end of line. If n is zero, then deletes from the
beginning of line to the cursor.
kill Deletes the entire current line. This is the line kill character.
Ctrl-G Deletes the entire current line.
Ctrl-W Deletes from cursor position to the mark (set with Meta-space or Ctrl-@.
Ctrl-T In emacs mode, transposes the current character with the previous
character and moves the cursor forward. If the cursor is at the end of the
line, or in gmacs mode, transposes the previous two characters.
Ctrl-Y Restores the last text deleted in emacs mode.
Ctrl-C Capitalizes character under cursor.
Ctrl-^ Capitalizes character under cursor.
Meta-c
Capitalizes word to right of cursor.
Meta-l Lowercases word to right of cursor.
Meta-u
Uppercases word to right of cursor.
shedit
nMeta-.
Inserts the nth word of the previous command. If n is not given or it is zero,
inserts the last word of the previous command.
nMeta-_
Inserts the nth word of the previous command. If n is not given or it is zero,
inserts the last word of the previous command.
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