Command Line Editing Keys |
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These directives apply only to TCC command line editing. They are only effective at the prompt. The command line editing keys are:
Keeps filename completion entry and adds another |
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Expands aliases on the command line |
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Allows direct entry of a keystroke |
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Deletes a history list entry |
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Opens the directory history window |
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Displays the last entry in the history list |
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Invokes this help system |
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Invokes help for the word at the cursor |
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Opens the command history window |
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Recall the last history entry |
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Toggles between long and short filenames |
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Copies a line to the end of the history, then executes it |
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Gets the next matching filename |
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Recalls the next command from the history |
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Deassigns a command line editing key |
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Opens the filename completion window |
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Gets the previous matching filename |
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Recalls the previous command from the history |
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Repeats previous match during filename completion |
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Saves the command line without executing it |
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Expand variables on the command line |