#Last command in CLI?
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Hi
I was wondering if there is there is a hot key combination in the CLI to
"retype" the last command line like the "F3" idea in MS-DOS on the PC?
Thanks for your help!
John
PS, is there a book or FAQ file on hotkey combinations available?
Thanks.
JD >>I was wondering if there is there is a hot key combination in the CLI
to "retype" the last command line like the "F3" idea in MS-DOS on the
PC?<<
If you have AmigaDOS 2.0, 2.1,or 3.0, I believe all you need to do is use
the 'arrow' keys.
From the CLI,you cand scroll up & down through a list of entered commands,
by simply pressing the 'up-arrow', or 'down-arrow', located beloew the DEL
and HELP keys.
Ron.
– ap'ing with AP. (Eagles may fly, but weasels aren't sucked
into jet engines.)
John,
Yes…the up and down arrow keys will scroll thru the last X number of
commands. You can edit the command lines and re-execute them no matter where
the cursor is on the command line. Use left and right arrow keys to move the
cursor for editiing, you'll be in insert mode. The DEL and BS keys work as
expected.
Don