MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 2

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dd Delete entire command line.
D Delete from cursor to end of line (d$).
nx Delete n characters to right of cursor (ndl).
nX Delete n characters to left of cursor (ndh).
ncm Change text block; deletes block of text and enters input mode.Ifn is given, it
is applied to the movement.
cc
S Change entire command line.
ns Change next n characters from cursor.
np Put back, after the character under the cursor, n copies of the last block deleted
by a text change command.
nP Put back, before the character under the cursor, n copies of the last block delet-
ed by a text change command.
rc Replace the single character under the cursor with the character c, and advance
the cursor one position.
R Enter replace mode: a special case of input mode in which each character en-
tered overwrites that under the cursor, and advances the cursor one position.
u Undo the last text change to the current line. This is itself a text change com-
mand, and so acts as a toggle for the last change.
U Undo all changes to the current line.
n˜ Invert the case of the next n characters, advancing the cursor over them.
n. Repeat the last text change command. If n is given, it overrides the count origi-
nally given with the repeated command.
n_ Append after the character under the cursor, the nth argument from the previ-
ous command line (default last), and enter input mode.
∗ Replace the current word with the list of file names that would match the word
with a * appended. In the case of no match, the terminal beeps and the word is
not changed; otherwise, the cursor is positioned at the end of the list and input
mode is entered.
\ Used to complete a path name. If there is only one existing path name that
matches as much as you’ve typed, the path name is completed and a spaces is
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