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This is clink-show-help, which lists the key bindings and commands. Learn more by reading up on "Readline Arguments" in the Readline manual.

For example Ctrl+ Alt+ W copies the current word to the clipboard, but if you first type Alt+ 2 followed by Ctrl+ Alt+ W then it copies the 3rd word to the clipboard (the first word is 0, the second is 1, etc). These are digit-argument, which let you enter a numeric value used by many commands. Super handy for quickly inserting a commit hash that was printed as output from a preceding command. This is clink-menu-complete-numbers, which grabs numbers with 3 or more digits from the current console screen and cycles through inserting them as completions (binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal). This is add-history, which adds the current line to the history without executing it, and then clears the input line. This is remove-history, which deletes the currently selected history line after using any of the history search or navigation commands. Learn more by reading up on the "search" and "history" features in the Readline manual. Press Ctrl+ R again (and again, etc) to search for other matches of the search text. Press it, then type, and it does a reverse incremental search while you type. This is reverse-search-history, which incrementally searches the history. Learn more by reading up on the "yank" features in the Readline manual. You can use it repeatedly to cycle backwards through the history, inserting the last argument from each line. This is yank-last-arg, which inserts the last argument from the previous line.

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Repeat it to conveniently rerun a series of commands from the history. You can search history for a command, then press Ctrl+ O to run that command and queue up the next command after it. This is operate-and-get-next, which accepts the current input line and gets the next history line. Want some quick but powerful tips to get started?

More features can also be found in GNU's Readline and History libraries' manuals.

Auto-answering of the "Terminate batch job?" prompt.īy default Clink binds Alt+ H to display the current key bindings.

Typing - or cd - changes to the previous current working directory.

Typing a directory name followed by a path separator is a shortcut for cd /d to that directory.

Shift+Arrow keys to select text, typing replaces selected text, etc.

Scroll the screen buffer ( Alt+ Up, etc).

Doskey alias expansion ( Ctrl+ Alt+ F).

Environment variable expansion ( Ctrl+ Alt+ E).

Incremental history search ( Ctrl+ R and Ctrl+ S).

The same line editing as Bash (from the GNU Readline library version 8.1).

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Readline is best known for its use in the well-known Unix shell Bash, the standard shell for Mac OS X and many Linux distributions.

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Clink combines the native Windows shell cmd.exe with the powerful command line editing features of the GNU Readline library, which provides rich completion, history, and line-editing capabilities.