Help: mysh keyboard mappings:

The mysh shell uses the mini_readline gem to supports an interactive command line experience. The user interface is mapped through the keyboard, based on the current operating platform.

The keyboard (and alias) mappings are listed below:

Editor Action | Windows Key Alias | Mac/Linux Key Alias —————–--------------------------————————— Enter | Enter | Enter Left | Left Arrow | Left Arrow, Ctrl-b Word Left | Ctrl Left Arrow | Ctrl Left Arrow Alt-b Right | Right Arrow | Right Arrow Ctrl-f Word Right | Ctrl Right Arrow | Ctrl Right Arrow Alt-f Go to start | Home | Home Ctrl-a Go to end | End | End Ctrl-E Previous History | Up Arrow | Up Arrow Ctrl-r Next History | Down Arrow | Down Arrow Erase Left | Backspace Ctrl-h | Backspace Ctrl-h Erase All Left | | Ctrl-u Erase Right | Delete Ctrl-Backspace | Delete Ctrl-Backspace Erase All Right | | Ctrl-k Erase All | Escape | Ctrl-l Auto-complete | Tab Ctrl-i | Tab Ctrl-i Quick exit mysh | Ctrl-z | Alt-z

Notes:

Windows keys are aliased through the numeric key pad unless NumLock is on.
Mac/Linux mappings may use Escape letter if Alt-letter is unavailable.
Cygwin systems use the Mac/Linux mappings.