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iOS Dev Nugget 223 Moving Your Cursor in Terminal

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As developers using macOS, we often need to use the Terminal app or an equivalent. Sometimes you want to edit a command that you ran earlier. Most shells let you recall history by pressing the up arrow key. But what happens if you need to edit a long command? Again, depending on your shell, you might be able to use your left/right arrow keys or possibly alt-left/alt-right (for fish shell).

Did you know that you can opt-click in Terminal to move your cursor? It's a major time-saver.

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