Command Line Editing in Bash Keyboard Shortcuts by DrStrangepork

M,

Meta key, usually Esc. Press and release key.

A+

Alt key. Hold and press key(s) that follow.

history [n]

Display history (last n lines)

C+n
DownArrow

Display next line in history

C+g
Esc

Exit history search mode

Execute last command

^abc^def

Execute previous command, replacing abc with def

M,.(M,.)

Print last argument from previous command
M,. again will display last argument from previous command in history

!*

Variable which contains all arguments of the previous command

C+h
Backspace

Delete the character to the left of the cursor

M,C+h
M,Backspace

Cut the word to the left of the cursor

C+u

Cut all characters to the left of the cursor

C+y

Paste word or text that was cut using one of the deletion shortcuts

M,u

Convert the next word to UPPER CASE

C+t

Transpose the two characters on either side of the cursor and move right

C+vx

Insert x literally, even if x is a special character

M,r

Revert­/Undo all edits

M,C+e

Expand the current line as the shell would before execution

C+i
TabTab

Show possible comman­d/file name comple­tions