>>>>> Camaleón <noela...@gmail.com> writes:
>>>>> On Fri, 09 Sep 2011 23:59:08 +0800, lina wrote:
[…]
>> ctrl-a does the trick.
>> Thanks for both of you.
> "Quid Pro Quo" as Dr. Hannibal Lecter would have say :-)
> Lina!! Thanks much!!
> I was looking for such option (a "home/end" keyword replacement) as
> my netbook also lacks of it but still not found it... until your post
> :-D
> "crtl-e" seems to jump the cursor at the end of the line. Great!
GNU Readline mimics closely the key bindings of GNU Emacs. In
particular, there's also incremental search backward (C-r) and
forward (C-s ^1) over the history, multi-level cut (C-u, C-k,
M-DEL, M-d) and paste (C-y; M-y for cycling over the contents of
the kill ring), M-< and M-> to get to the first and the last
command in the history, respectively, …
^1 … provided that it's passed to the application; one may require to
re-bind or turn off the “stop” (C-s by default) key for that
with stty(1).
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