Shortcut Keys

What it does

SHIFT + UP ARROW

Selects text up one line, starting from the insertion point.

SHIFT + DOWN ARROW

Selects text down one line, starting from the insertion point.

SHIFT + LEFT ARROW

Selects text one character to the left.

SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW

Selects text one character to the right.

SHIFT + HOME

If the cursor is in the line being currently edited:

• First press will extend the selection to the character immediately after the command prompt.
• Second press will extend the selection to the left margin.

otherwise:

Selects the text form the current position to the left margin.

SHIFT + END

If the cursor is in the line being currently edited:

• First press will extend the selection to the last character in the input line.
• Second press will extend the selection to the right margin.

otherwise:

Selects the text from the current position to the right margin.

SHIFT + PAGE UP

Extends selection up one ‘screen’ height.

SHIFT + PAGE DOWN

Extends selection down one ‘screen’ height.

CTRL + SHIFT + LEFT ARROW

Extends the selection one word to the left.

CTRL + SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW

Extends the selection one word to the right.

CTRL + SHIFT + HOME

Extend selection to the beginning of the screen buffer.

CTRL + SHIFT + END

Extend selection to the end of the screen buffer.

Shortcut Keys

What it does

CTRL + V

Paste clipboard contents into the command line.

SHIFT + INS

Paste clipboard contents into the command line.

CTRL + C

Copy the selected text to the clipboard.

CTRL + INS

Copy the selected text to the clipboard.

Shortcut Keys

What it does

CTRL + UP ARROW

Moves to the previous line in the output history.

CTRL + DOWN ARROW

Moves to the next line in the output history.

CTRL + PAGE UP

Moves up one screen height in the output history.

CTRL + PAGE DOWN

Moves down one screen height in the output history.