iOS - Summary of commonly used terminal command shortcut keys

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Ctrl + k

Delete from cursor to end of line

Ctrl + u

Delete from cursor to beginning of line

Ctrl + w

Cut one word forward from the cursor to the clipboard

Ctrl + d

Delete the letter under the cursor

Alt + d

Delete one word backward from the cursor

Ctrl + h

Delete the letter before the cursor

Ctrl + t

Swap (current word, previous word)

Alt + t

Swap (current letter, previous letter)

Ctrl + u

Delete from cursor to beginning of line

Ctrl + y

Paste last deleted text

Alt + c

Capitalize the current letter and move the cursor to the end of the word

Everything + u

Capitalizes from the current cursor to the suffix

Alt + l

Lowercase from current cursor to suffix

Ctrl + r

Search history commands backward

Ctrl + g

Exit search

Ctrl + p

Previous command in history

Ctrl + n

Next command in history

Alt + .

last word of previous command

Ctrl + l

clear screen

Ctrl + s

Stop output (in zsh for forward search history commands)

Ctrl + q

Continue output

Ctrl + c

Terminate current command

Ctrl + z

Suspend current command

Ctrl + d

End input (generates an EOF)

Ctrl + a

Move the cursor to the beginning of the line

Ctrl + e

Cursor moves to end of line

Alt + b

Move the cursor back one word (beginning of word)

Alt + f

Move the cursor forward one word (beginning of word)

Ctrl + f

Cursor advances one letter

Ctrl + b

Cursor moves back one letter

Ctrl + xx

Cursor switching between current position and beginning of line

Ctrl + -

Cancel

Alt + r

Cancel changes and restore the row in history

Esc + t

Swap the last two words before the cursor

!!

Repeat last command

!n

Swap the last two words before the cursor

!n:m

Repeat the last named parameter from n to m, for example: !:2-4

!n:$

Repeat the last named argument from n to the end, for example: !:2-$

!n:p

Print the last command starting from n, for example: !:4-p

!string

Print last command starting from String

!:q

Quote the last command

!$

The last parameter of the previous command

!*

All parameters of the previous command

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