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beiwei30 6 years ago
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Arthas Console Keymap
===
`keymap` command print current keymap.
Use `keymap` command to print the current keymap:
The default keymap is:
| Shortcut | Shortcut Description | Command Name | Command Description |
| ------------- | ---------------- | -------------------- | ---------------- |
| `"\C-a"` | ctrl + a | beginning-of-line | go to the beginning of the line |
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| `"\C-x\e[3~"` | | backward-kill-line | |
| `"\e\C-?"` | | backward-kill-word | |
* You can enter `Tab` to get automatic prompts at any time.
* After typing the command, type `-` or `--`, then press `tab` to display the specific options of this command.
* Press `tab` to enable auto-completion prompt at any time.
* Enter command and `-` or `--`, then press `tab` to display the concrete options for the current command.
#### Custom shortcuts
Create a new `$USER_HOME/.arthas/conf/inputrc` file in the current user home directory and add a custom configuration.
Specify customization in `$USER_HOME/.arthas/conf/inputrc` file in the current user home directory.
Suppose I am a heavy user of vim. I want to set `ctrl+h` to the cursor forward character. Set it as follows, first copy the default configuration.
Vim user may want to map `ctrl+h` to moving the cursor forward one character. To achieve this, copy the default configuration first,
```
"\C-a": beginning-of-line
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"\e\C-?": backward-kill-word
```
Then replace `"\C-h": backward-delete-char` with `"\C-h": backward-char`, then reconnect.
then replace `"\C-h": backward-delete-char` with `"\C-h": backward-char`, then reconnect to Arthas console to take effect.
#### Shortcuts about async
#### Shortcuts for jobs
* ctrl + c: Terminate current command
* ctrl + z: Suspend the current command, you can restore this command with bg/fg, or kill it.
* ctrl + a: Go to the beginning the line
* ctrl + e: Go to the end of the line
* `ctrl + c`: Terminate current command
* `ctrl + z`: Suspend the current command, you can restore this command with `bg`/`fg`, or `kill` it.
* `ctrl + a`: Go to the beginning the line
* `ctrl + e`: Go to the end of the line

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