Scrolling in the command line
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‎07-29-2014 03:29 PM
Please can anyone tell me how to scroll in the command line when I want to view commands?
Thank you.
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‎07-30-2014 08:20 AM
Most of Extreme CLI shortcuts are bash-like, for what I know.
Ctrl-e : cursor to end of line
Ctrl-a : cursor to beginning of line
Ctrl-d : delete character on the cursor
Ctrl-h : delete character before the cursor
Ctrl-k : delete line from the cursor position and forward (right)
Ctrl-w : delete word backward
Ctrl-L : clear screen
Ctrl-u : delete before the cursor position
I guess the Alt command are valid, but maybe your terminal emulator will capture those shortcuts for itself (menus, etc).
Ctrl-e : cursor to end of line
Ctrl-a : cursor to beginning of line
Ctrl-d : delete character on the cursor
Ctrl-h : delete character before the cursor
Ctrl-k : delete line from the cursor position and forward (right)
Ctrl-w : delete word backward
Ctrl-L : clear screen
Ctrl-u : delete before the cursor position
I guess the Alt command are valid, but maybe your terminal emulator will capture those shortcuts for itself (menus, etc).
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‎07-29-2014 05:31 PM
Thanks I finally got it. I used the shift+page up and shift+page down. It is linux-based command line.
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‎07-29-2014 04:51 PM
then once you hit a command like
show config, then hit a q (to quit) and then scroll back up.
Jason
show config, then hit a q (to quit) and then scroll back up.
Jason
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‎07-29-2014 04:50 PM
disable clipaging
