bashcommand linekeyboard shortcuts
I am looking for the command line shortcut to comment out the current line in the terminal.
For example, I might enter git commit -am "a comm and then realize I don't actually want to commit yet. I'd press the key combination and my half entered line would be commented out and entered, thus saving it into history, but not actually executing.
Anyone know this keyboard shortcut?
In System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts, add a shortcut for Preview (Move Selected PDF Document to Trash) that you are unlikely to type inadvertently, something like ^ ⌥ ⇧⌘ ⎋.
I have installed Tab Mix Plus v0.3.8.4 Add-ons on Firefox 9 and pressing Ctrl + Alt + T duplicates the current tab with tab's full history.
It should work on Firefox 13 too.
Best Answer
Documented in the bash manual here:
M-#or AltShift3