Enum Cmd

Variants

Abort

abort

AcceptLine

accept-line

See also AcceptOrInsertLine

BeginningOfHistory

beginning-of-history

CapitalizeWord

capitalize-word

ClearScreen

clear-screen

Complete

complete

CompleteBackward

complete-backward

CompleteHint

complete-hint

Dedent(Movement)

Dedent current line

DowncaseWord

downcase-word

EndOfFile

vi-eof-maybe

EndOfHistory

end-of-history

ForwardSearchHistory

forward-search-history (incremental search)

HistorySearchBackward

history-search-backward (common prefix search)

HistorySearchForward

history-search-forward (common prefix search)

Indent(Movement)

Indent current line

Insert(RepeatCount, String)

Insert text

Interrupt

Interrupt signal (Ctrl-C)

Kill(Movement)

backward-delete-char, backward-kill-line, backward-kill-word delete-char, kill-line, kill-word, unix-line-discard, unix-word-rubout, vi-delete, vi-delete-to, vi-rubout

Move(Movement)

backward-char, backward-word, beginning-of-line, end-of-line, forward-char, forward-word, vi-char-search, vi-end-word, vi-next-word, vi-prev-word

NextHistory

next-history

Noop

No action

Repaint

repaint

Overwrite(char)

vi-replace

PreviousHistory

previous-history

QuotedInsert

quoted-insert

ReplaceChar(RepeatCount, char)

vi-change-char

Replace(Movement, Option<String>)

vi-change-to, vi-substitute

ReverseSearchHistory

reverse-search-history (incremental search)

SelfInsert(RepeatCount, char)

self-insert

Suspend

Suspend signal (Ctrl-Z on unix platform)

TransposeChars

transpose-chars

TransposeWords(RepeatCount)

transpose-words

Undo(RepeatCount)

undo

Unknown

Unsupported / unexpected

UpcaseWord

upcase-word

ViYankTo(Movement)

vi-yank-to

Yank(RepeatCount, Anchor)

yank, vi-put

YankPop

yank-pop

LineUpOrPreviousHistory(RepeatCount)

moves cursor to the line above or switches to prev history entry if the cursor is already on the first line

LineDownOrNextHistory(RepeatCount)

moves cursor to the line below or switches to next history entry if the cursor is already on the last line

Newline

Inserts a newline

AcceptOrInsertLine { accept_in_the_middle: bool }

Either accepts or inserts a newline

Always inserts newline if input is non-valid. Can also insert newline if cursor is in the middle of the text

If you support multi-line input:

• Use accept_in_the_middle: true for mostly single-line cases, for example command-line.
• Use accept_in_the_middle: false for mostly multi-line cases, for example SQL or JSON input.