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

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Meta-* Replaces the current word with the list of files which would match that word
with an * appended.
Meta-Esc
Used to complete a pathname. If there is only one existing pathname that
matches as much as you’ve typed, the pathname is completed and a space
is added after the complete pathname. If there are several matching
pathnames, the shell expands what you’ve typed by adding all the
characters that are common to all matching pathnames.
Meta-=
Lists all pathnames matching the current word.
Miscellaneous
Ctrl-J Executes the current command line.
Ctrl-M Executes the current command line.
Ctrl-L Re-displays the current command line.
Ctrl-O Remembers the next command line, executes the current command line,
then selects the remembered line.
Ctrl-U Multiplies the count on the following command by 4 (for each Ctrl-U.
Ctrl-V Displays the version of the shell.
– Takes the next character literally. Thus, you can enter command and control
characters in a command line or search string.
eof Terminates the shell. This is the end-of-file character.
Ctrl-D Terminates the shell.
Meta–n
Enters a count for the following command.
vi Editing Mode
When the vi editing facilities have been enabled, the shell is initially in input mode
after each new prompt. Keyboard input is normally inserted at the current position in
the current command line; the exceptions are the following action keys.
erase Deletes the character to the left of the cursor. This is the erase character.
Backspace
Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.
eof Terminates the shell. This is the end-of-file character.
Ctrl-D Terminates the shell.
Ctrl-W Deletes the word (white-space delimited string) to the left of the cursor.
kill Deletes the current line. This is the line kill character.
Ctrl-X Deletes the current line.
Ctrl-J Deletes the current line.
Ctrl-M Deletes the current line.
Enter Executes the current line.
Esc Switches from input mode to command mode.
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If you press the Esc key, the shell enters command mode and keyboard
input is interpreted as commands to reposition the cursor, scroll through the