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

command history, delete or change text, or reenter input mode. In command
mode, input is not echoed; it is acted upon. Many commands take an
optional count, n, which is entered as a preceding decimal number (not
echoed); the command is executed that number of times. Except where
otherwise noted, n defaults to 1.
Ctrl-V Takes the next character literally; useful for entering any of these action
keys as text.
\ Escapes the following action key. If the next character is any action key
except Ctrl-J, Ctrl-M, or Enter, the – is erased and the escaped character
is entered literally. Otherwise, the – is entered and the next character is
treated normally.
Cursor Movement
These commands reposition the cursor in the command line.
nh Moves back n characters.
n1 Moves forward n characters.
0 Moves to the first character on the line.
^ Moves to the first nonblank character on the line.
$ Moves to the last character on the line.
nw Moves to the beginning of the nthe next word (string of alphanumerics, or of
nonblank nonalphanumerics).
nW Moves to the beginning of the nthe next fullword (string of nonblanks).
nb Moves to the nthe previous beginning of word.
nB Moves to the nthe previous beginning of fullword.
ne Moves to the nthe next end of word.
nE Moves to the nthe next end of fullword.
nfc Moves to the nthe next character c.
nFc Moves to the nthe previous character c.
ntc Moves to the character before the nthe next character c.
nTc Moves to the character after the nthe previous character c.
n; Repeats the previous f, F, t, or T command.
n, Repeats the previous f, F, t, or T command, but in the opposite direction.
Line Search
These commands change the current displayed command line.
nj Selects the nthe next command line from history.
n+ Selects the nthe next command line from history.
nk Selects the nthe previous command line from history.
n– Selects the nthe previous command line from history.
shedit
nG Selects the command with history number n, or the latest command if n is
omitted.
/stringEnter
Selects the first command line, searching backwards, that matches string. If
string is omitted, the previous search string is used.
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