@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ export PYTHON='/usr/bin/env python' extend_path "$HOME/.local/bin" -set -o emacs +set -o vi shopt -s checkwinsize shopt -s histappend .bash_profile @@ -1,30 +1,70 @@ +Bash: !! :: Execute last command in history. +Bash: !abc :: Execute last command in history beginning with abc. +Bash: !abc:p :: Print last command in history beginning with abc. +Bash: !n :: Execute nth command in history. +Bash: !$ :: Last argument of last command. +Bash: !^ :: First argument of last command. +Bash: ^abc^xyz :: Replace first occurance of abc with xyz in last command and execute it. Bash: set -o vi :: Switch to vi mode. Bash: set -o emacs :: Switch to emacs mode. -Bash: Ctrl-a :: Move to the start of the line. -Bash: Ctrl-e :: Move to the end of the line. -Bash: Ctrl-b :: Move back one character. -Bash: Alt-b :: Move back one word. -Bash: Ctrl-f :: Move forward one character. -Bash: Alt-f :: Move forward one word. -Bash: Alt-] x :: Where x is any character, moves the cursor forward to the next occurance of x. -Bash: Alt-Ctrl-] x :: Where x is any character, moves the cursor backwards to the previous occurance of x. -Bash: Ctrl-u :: Delete from the cursor to the beginning of the line. -Bash: Ctrl-k :: Delete from the cursor to the end of the line. -Bash: Ctrl-w :: Delete from the cursor to the start of the word. -Bash: Esc-Del :: Delete previous word (may not work, instead try Esc followed by Backspace) -Bash: Ctrl-y :: Pastes text from the clipboard. -Bash: Ctrl-l :: Clear the screen leaving the current line at the top of the screen. -Bash: Ctrl-x Ctrl-u :: Undo the last changes. Ctrl-_ does the same -Bash: Alt-r :: Undo all changes to the line. -Bash: Alt-Ctrl-e :: Expand command line. -Bash: Ctrl-r :: Incremental reverse search of history. -Bash: Alt-p :: Non-incremental reverse search of history. -Bash: !! :: Execute last command in history -Bash: !abc :: Execute last command in history beginning with abc -Bash: !abc:p :: Print last command in history beginning with abc -Bash: !n :: Execute nth command in history -Bash: !$ :: Last argument of last command -Bash: !^ :: First argument of last command -Bash: ^abc^xyz :: Replace first occurance of abc with xyz in last command and execute it -Vim: Ctrl-v -> Movement-Key -> Shift-i -> # -> ESC :: Comment out multiple lines. +Bash vi mode: i :: Insert before cursor. +Bash vi mode: a :: Insert after cursor. +Bash vi mode: I :: Insert at the beginning of line. +Bash vi mode: A :: Insert at the end of line. +Bash vi mode: c<Movement-Key> :: Change text of a movement command. +Bash vi mode: C :: Change text to the end of line (equivalent to c$). +Bash vi mode: cc or S :: Change current line (equivalent to 0c$). +Bash vi mode: s :: Delete a single character under the cursor and enter input mode (equivalent to c+<Space>). +Bash vi mode: r :: Replaces a single character under the cursor (without leaving command mode). +Bash vi mode: R :: Replaces characters under the cursor. +Bash vi mode: v :: Edit (and execute) the current command in a text editor (an editor in $VISUAL and $EDITOR variables or vi). +Bash vi mode: I or <Space> :: Move one character to right. +Bash vi mode: h :: Move one character left. +Bash vi mode: w :: Move one word or token right. +Bash vi mode: b :: Move one word or token left. +Bash vi mode: W :: Move one non-blank word right. +Bash vi mode: B :: Move one non-blank word left. +Bash vi mode: e :: Move to the end of the current word. +Bash vi mode: E :: Move to the end of the current non-blank word. +Bash vi mode: 0 :: Move to the beinning of line. +Bash vi mode: ^ :: Move to the first non-blank character of line. +Bash vi mode: $ :: Move to the end of line. +Bash vi mode: % :: Move to the corresponding opening/closing bracket (()'s []'s and {}'s) +Bash vi mode: fc :: Move right to the next occurance of c. +Bash vi mode: Fc :: Move left to the next occurance of c. +Bash vi mode: tc :: Move right to the next occurance of c, then one char backward. +Bash vi mode: Tc :: Move left to the previous occurance of c, then one char backward. +Bash vi mode: ; :: Redo last character finding command. +Bash vi mode: , :: Redo last the last character finding command in the previous direction. +Bash vi mode: | :: Move to the n-th column (you may specify the argument n by typing it on number keys, for example 20|) +Bash vi mode: x :: Delete a single character under the cursor. +Bash vi mode: X :: Delete a character before the cursor. +Bash vi mode: d<Movement-Key> :: Delete text of a movement command MC. +Bash vi mode: D :: Delete to the end of the line (equivalent to d$). +Bash vi mode: dd :: Delete current line (equivalent to 0d$). +Bash vi mode: <Ctrl>+w :: Delete the previous word. +Bash vi mode: <Ctrl>+u :: Delete from the cursor to the beginning of line. +Bash vi mode: u :: Undo previous text mmodification. +Bash vi mode: U :: Undo all previous modifications on the line. +Bash vi mode: . :: Redo the last text modification. +Bash vi mode: y<Movement-Key> :: Yank a movement into buffer (copy). +Bash vi mode: yy :: Yank the whole line. +Bash vi mode: p :: Insert the yanked text at the cursor (paste). +Bash vi mode: P :: Insert the yanked text before cursor. +Bash vi mode: k :: Move backward one command in history. +Bash vi mode: j :: Move forward one command in history. +Bash vi mode: G :: Move to the history line n (you may specify the argument n by typing it on number keys, for example, 15G). +Bash vi mode: /string or <Ctrl>+r :: Search backwaward for a command matching string. +Bash vi mode: ?string or <Ctrl>+s :: Search history forward for a command matching string (remember that on most machines <Ctrl>+s stops the output to the terminal (<Ctrl>+q starts output) and you might need to change it with stty command). +Bash vi mode: n :: Repeat search in the same direction. +Bash vi mode: N :: Repeat search in the opposite direction as previous. +Bash vi mode: TAB or <Ctrl>+i or = :: List possible completions. +Bash vi mode: * :: Insert all possible completions. +Bash vi mode: ~ :: Invert the case of the character under cursor, and move a character right. +Bash vi mode: # :: Prepend # (comment character) to the line and send it to the history list. +Bash vi mode: _ :: Inserts the n-th word of the previous command in the current line. +Bash vi mode: 1, 2, 3, ... :: Sets the numeric argument. +Bash vi mode: <Ctrl>+v :: Insert a character literally (quoted insert). +Bash vi mode: <Ctrl>+t :: Transpose (exchange) two characters. +Vim: Ctrl+v => <Movement-Key> => Shift+i => # => <Esc> :: Comment out multiple lines. Ubuntu: sysv-rc-conf :: Command line run level editor. .tips 8245a8fdf0a08d50a4f816feb123149d3e9c9f05 Silas Sewell silas@sewell.ch http://github.com/silas/config/commit/8cc7a3a87a921185b3162f257277c52734270449 8cc7a3a87a921185b3162f257277c52734270449 2009-04-26T09:13:27-07:00 2009-04-26T09:13:27-07:00 Switch back to vi mode. c0580b453f3297b8d63b37600f8cd474a963ce04 Silas Sewell silas@sewell.ch