shell - Editing bash commands? -



shell - Editing bash commands? -

i utilize "putty connection manager" in windows, , wondering how following.

often, find myself editing larger bash commands have many characters on single line; nested loops, etc...which quite long! while create utilize of "home" , "end" keys go origin , end of line, i'd more efficient way move through line pressing right , left arrow keys.

vi, instance, can move forwards "by word" if press w key (which moves way next word)

i'd similar in bash shell. know of one?

if you're using emacs keybindings bash (i believe that's default) seek using m-f , m-b move forwards , words m "meta" key, alt you. can utilize c-a (ctrl+a) , c-e jump origin of lines, though seems have keys that. alt+bksp handy delete whole words.

bash shell putty

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