You're looking for eshell-kill-input, which is bound to C-c C-u by default.
I don't think that eshell natively supports killing the entire input string (it only kills the text between point and the prompt), but some advice should take care of that:
;;; For Emacs 24.4 and later
(defun eshell-kill-input--go-to-eol ()
"Go to end of line before killing input"
(end-of-line))
(advice-add 'eshell-kill-input :before #'eshell-kill-input--go-to-eol)
;;; For Emacs versions before 24.4
(defadvice eshell-kill-input (before go-to-eol ())
"Go to end of line before killing input"
(end-of-line))
You're looking for
eshell-kill-input
, which is bound toC-c C-u
by default.I don't think that
eshell
natively supports killing the entire input string (it only kills the text between point and the prompt), but some advice should take care of that: