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> 5. You [should be able to] delete a character, word, text to end-of-line, and a complete sentence with a single keystroke (or combination of keystrokes if you
by AdamH12113 3y ago
> 5. You [should be able to] delete a character, word, text to end-of-line, and a complete sentence with a single keystroke (or combination of keystrokes if your keyboard has no function keys) at any time.
Is there a standard way of doing this on modern PCs? Seems like it would be handy given how much text we produce.
- runsonrum 3y agoThis is probably the closest you will come. Press Home, then Shift + End or vise versa. https://superuser.com/questions/947296/is-there-a-keyboard-shortcut-to-select-the-entire-current-line-in-notepad#947350 https://superuser.com/questions/947296/is-there-a-keyboard-s...
- d0mine 3y agoIn Emacs to delete a char: C-d, word: M-d end-of-line: C-k, -sentence: M-k C -> Ctrl key, M -> Alt key