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You scroll with the arrow keys. The "obscure commands" (ctrl-p and ctrl-n) are to get to the Previous and Next commands typed and are more or less universal in
by cosarara97 10y ago
You scroll with the arrow keys. The "obscure commands" (ctrl-p and ctrl-n) are to get to the Previous and Next commands typed and are more or less universal in unix command line systems.
- IshKebab 10y agoI've used Unix a lot and I've never used Ctrl-P or Ctrl-N for previous/next. Ask 99% of people what those do and they'll either have no idea or say Print, New. Ask 99.999999% of people how you scroll in gdb and none of them will guess Ctrl-P/Ctrl-N. It's shit.