Move the selection point to the beginning of the current line

Move the selection point to the end of the current line

Move the selection point to the beginning of the previous work on the current line

Move the selection point to the beginning of the next work on the current line

Scroll the page up without moving insertion point

Scroll the page down without moving insertion point

Enter or exit mark mode. In mark mode you can use arrow keys to navigate around in the window

Select all text in the current line. Press again to select all text in the buffer

Extend current selection by one character to the left

Extend current selection by one character to the right

Extend current selection by one word to the left

Extend current selection by one word to the right

Extend current selection by one line up. The selection extends to the same position in the previous line as the position of the insertion point in the current line.

Extend current selection by one line down. The selection extends to the same position in the next line as the position of the insertion point in the current line

Extend current selection to the beggining of command. Pressing again will include the path in the selection

Extend current selection to the end of the current line

Extend current selection to the beggining of the screen buffer

Extend current selection to the end of the screen buffer

Extend current selection by one page up

Copy currently selected text

Paste text from clipboard

Delete character left to the insertion point

Delete the word left to the insertion point

Autocomplete folder and file names

Delete current line

Toggle insertion mode. In this mode, everything you type will be instered at current location. When this mode is off, everything you type will overwrite what's already there

Delete text from the insertion point to the beginning of the current line

Delete text from the insertion point to the end of the current line

Mark the end of a line. Text you type after that point on that line will be ignored

Repeat previous command

Scroll backwards through previous commands you've typed

Scroll forward through previous commands you've typed

Retype previous command characted by character

Show history of previous commands

Clear the command history

Move backward in the command history to commands matching the current command. This is useful if you need to type part of a command you’ve used a few times and then scroll back in your history to find the exact command you want to repeat

Copy currently selected text