Editor commands (+)
    `bindkey'  lists  key  bindings and `bindkey -l' lists and
    briefly describes editor commands.  Only new or especially
    interesting  editor  commands  are  described  here.   See
    emacs(1) and vi(1) for descriptions of each  editor's  key
    bindings.

complete-word-fwd (not bound)
        Replaces  the  current word with the first word in
        the list of possible completions. May be  repeated
        to  step down through the list.  At the end of the
        list, beeps and reverts to the incomplete word.

expand-history (M-space)
        Expands history substitutions in the current word.
        See History substitution.  See  also  magic-space,
        toggle-literal-history  and  the  autoexpand shell
        variable.

expand-variables (^X-$)
        Expands the variable to the left  of  the  cursor.
        See Variable substitution.

history-search-backward (M-p, M-P)
        Searches  backwards through the history list for a
        command beginning with the current contents of the
        input  buffer  up to the cursor and copies it into
        the input buffer.  The  search  string  may  be  a
        glob-pattern  (see Filename substitution) contain-
        ing `*', `?', `[]' or `{}'.  up-history and  down-
        history will proceed from the appropriate point in
        the history list.  Emacs mode only.  See also his-
        tory-search-forward and i-search-back.

insert-last-word (M-_)
        Inserts the last word of the previous  input  line
        (`!$') into the input buffer.  See also copy-prev-
        word.

spell-line (M-$)
        Attempts to correct the spelling of each  word  in
        the  input  buffer,  like  spell-word, but ignores
        words whose first character is one  of  `-',  `!',
        `^'  or  `%', or which contain `\', `*' or `?', to
        avoid problems with  switches,  substitutions  and
        the like.  See Spelling correction.

spell-word (M-s, M-S)
        Attempts  to  correct  the spelling of the current
        word  as  described  under  Spelling   correction.
        Checks  each  component of a word which appears to
        be a pathname.

toggle-literal-history (M-r, M-R)
        Expands or `unexpands'  history  substitutions  in
        the input buffer.  See also expand-history and the
        autoexpand shell variable.

which-command (M-?)
        Does  a  which (see the description of the builtin
        command) on the first word of the input buffer.

*Tags*: history key,tcsh key bindings

host:~/bin>bindkey
Standard key bindings

"^L"           ->  clear-screen
"^R"           ->  redisplay

"^N"           ->  down-history
"^P"           ->  up-history

"^S"           ->  tty-stop-output
"^Q"           ->  tty-start-output

"^T"           ->  transpose-chars

"^U"           ->  kill-whole-line
"^Y"           ->  yank

"^[?"          -> which-command
"^[H"          -> run-help

"^[B"          -> backward-word
"^[D"          -> delete-word
"^[F"          -> forward-word

"^[C"          -> capitalize-word
"^[L"          -> downcase-word

"^[N"          -> history-search-forward
"^[P"          -> history-search-backward
"^[R"          -> toggle-literal-history

"^[S"          -> spell-word
"^[_"          -> insert-last-word

documented on: Sun 01-24-99 21:01:37