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Maple Command-line Interface Shortcut Keys
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Keyboard Bindings
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Shortcut Keys Function
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Ctrl + B Cursor Left
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Ctrl + F Cursor Right
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Ctrl + A Move to the Beginning of the Line
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Ctrl + E Move to the End of the Line
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Ctrl + W Move One Word Right
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Ctrl + Y Move One Word Left
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Ctrl + ] Move to Matching Parenthesis, Brace, or Square Bracket
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Ctrl + D Delete (to Right of Cursor), or Exit Maple (if on a Blank Line)
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Ctrl + H Backspace (to Left of Cursor)
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Ctrl + X or Clear the Line
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Ctrl + G
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Ctrl + K Clear to the End of Line
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Ctrl + U Undo Changes to the Line
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Ctrl + P Previous Command From the History
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Ctrl + N Next Command From the History
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Ctrl + R Find Matching Command From the History
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Ctrl + Space or Command Completion
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Tab
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Ctrl + T Show Completion Matches
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Ctrl + C Interrupt the Currently Executing Command
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Ctrl + _ Stop the Currently Executing Command in the Debugger
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Ctrl + V Toggle Insert or Overwrite Mode
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Ctrl + L Redraw the Current Prompt and Any Text Entered
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Notes on Selected Commands
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You should be aware of some limitations on the use of Ctrl + _ (stopping the currently executing command in the debugger).
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The debugger can only stop in functions; therefore, it will never stop in top- level for or while loops.
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The debugger can only stop an executing command before the evaluation of a statement. If a single statement is executing for a long time, (for example, while running built-in functionality), then the debugger will not be invoked until that statement is finished.
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