2.4 Special Keys
Like all systems, UNIX has a number"
Name | Control Char | Function |
|---|---|---|
erase | Erase character. Backspace and erase one character (the key used depends on terminal setting). Sometimes, especially within tcl/tk applications, you must use | |
werase | Delete the rightmost word typed in. | |
kill | Kill (erase) the line typed in so far.[8] | |
intr | Interrupt the program currently running. | |
rprnt | Reprint the line typed in so far. | |
flush | Stops terminal output until you press a key. | |
susp | Suspend the program currently running and put it in the background. This does not stop the process as it does in VMS! | |
stop | Stop the display. To resume, press the start key | |
start | Start the display after stop. | |
eof | Send the program an end-of-file character. |
