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When in GDB mode, the user is in command mode or scroll mode. When in command mode, the user is typing in commands to interact with GDB. When in scroll mode, the user can scroll through the GDB output. You can enter scroll mode by typing page up and quit scroll mode by typing q, i or enter.
The commands available in GDB Mode when in command mode are:
Switch back to source window. This is defaulted to the ESC key.
Move up a page and enter scroll mode.
When in command mode, CGDB will pass along any other keys to the readline library. When readline has determined that a command has been received, it alerts CGDB, and a command is then sent to GDB.
The commands available in GDB Mode when in scroll mode are:
Switch back to source window. This is defaulted to the ESC key.
Move up a page.
Move down a page.
Move up 1/2 a page.
Move down 1/2 a page.
Go to the beginning of the GDB buffer.
Go to the end of the GDB buffer.
Move up a line.
Move down a line.
search from current cursor position.
reverse search from current cursor position.
next forward search.
next reverse search.
Jump to the last line.
Exit scroll mode.
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