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(maximum 30 commands). Any command displayed in the history list can be
executed again, or modified and executed.
13.5.4 Command Execution
After a command is executed, the prompt reappears, indicating that the
command has been executed. If there is no error message, the execution was
successful. A new command can be entered.
13.5.5 Scripts
CLI commands can be collected in a script in the form of a text file. This script
file may be executed using the execute_file command, see section 13.9.3
on page 150.
Note: The output after a history command may be copied from the CLI
window and pasted into a text command file.
In Windows, mark the field in the CLI window while holding down the
left mouse button, then right click to copy the text to the clipboard, and
go to the text file and use CTRL+V to paste the selection.
13.5.6 Editing
Go backward and forward on the line:
Left-arrow and Right-arrow keys
Delete character: Backspace key.
Use ^B and ^F to navigate and ^D to delete the current character. The whole
line is deleted with ^K. ^A takes the cursor to the start of the line.
13.5.7 CLI Editing Keystrokes
The CLI Editing Keystrokes can be viewed by using the command help
usage editing.
Table 9 CLI Editing Keystrokes
Keystroke Function
CTRL+a Shift cursor to start of command line
CTRL+b Shift cursor one character to the left
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