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

Limits
* Replaces the current word with the list of file names that matches the word
with an * appended. If there is no match, an audible alarm sounds and the
word is not changed. Otherwise, the cursor is positioned at the end of the
list and input mode is entered.
\ 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.
= Lists all pathnames matching the current word.
Miscellaneous
nym Yanks text block into the delete buffer. Does not alter the command line or
cursor position, but makes the text block available to subsequent put or p
commands. If n is given, it is applied to the movement.
yy Yanks the entire command line.
Y Equivalent to y$. Yanks the rest of the line.
# Equivalent to I#Enter.
nv Executes fc –e ${VISUAL:–${EDITOR:–vi}} n. If n is omitted, the history
number of the current line is used.
Ctrl-L Redisplays the current line.
Ctrl-J Executes the current line.
cm Executes the current line.
Enter Executes the current line.
@letter
Related Information
fc, set, sh, vi
Inserts the value of the alias named _letter. The symbol letter represents a
single alphabetic character from the portable character set; implementations
may support additional characters as an extension. If the alias _letter
contains other editing commands, these commands are performed as part
of the insertion. If the _letter alias is not enabled, this command has no
effect.
Selecting a previous history line for editing while at a secondary prompt (that is,
while entering a subsequent line of a new multiline command) yields unexpected
results.
shift — Shift positional parameters
Format
shift [expression]
tcsh shell: shift [variable]
shedit
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