How to make bash behave like KingCON shell?

[rsn8887]

Is it possible to make a linux bash shell behave like Kingcon shell (KCON: device) on the amiga?

So far I managed to modify my standard cygwin bash to do:
"Tab" does a cycle-complete (cycles through possible commands)
EDIT: Oh, and even the cycle has a problem: you cannot cycle backwards, like in Kcon. Oh man.
"CTRL-Cursor keys" moves word by word,
"CTRL-DEL or Backspace" deletes word to the right or left

The one I am struggling with is this:
in kingcon, type some beginning of a command, press cursor up, and it cycles through the _full lines from history_ that match what you typed so far.

How do I get that in bash?
I suppose it is impossible?!
Only thing similar I found is the dynamic-history-complete command, but it only completes the command itself from history, and ignores all the rest of the history line.

Could it be that kingcon on the Amiga still blows them all away, even after decades?

[OddbOd]

The closest thing I can think of off the top of my head is reverse-i-search (Ctrl+R) but that only starts searching after you press the key combo, good luck with your hunt for kingbash

[rsn8887]

Thanks, that was almost it, I think I partly found what I was looking for:
"history-search-backward" and "history-search-forward".

Still dunno how to make the cycle completion for the command to go backwards as well as forwards (Shift-TAB goes backwards in addition to TAB going forwards).

Also missing how to make cycle-complete behave like KingCon in terms of completing the next common subpart of the expression you are typing _before_ starting to cycle through the options...

[rsn8887]

Ok I figured out the backwards cycle complete with (shift-tab).
Guess I was not the only one being frustrated.
Still doesn't quite do completion as ingenious as kingcon.
EDIT: and, of course, bash still doesn't provide any of the advanced command line editing, that kingcon has, such as selection/deletion of parts with shift-cursor/shift-ctrl-cursor/delete. Amazing. So much for linux.

"kingbash" .inputrc so far (this is for cygwin distro):

"\M-[1;5D":backward-word #ctrl cursor moves word-wise
"\M-[1;5C":forward-word
"\M-[3;5~":kill-word #ctrl del/bspc kills word wise forward and backward
"\x7f":backward-kill-word
"\C-i":menu-complete #TAB cycles completion forwards
"\M-[Z":"\M--\C-i" #Shift TAB cycles completion backwards 
"\M-[A": history-search-backward #up/down completes matching history line 
"\M-[B": history-search-forward
"\M-[1;3D": beginning-of-line #alt cursor navigates line
"\M-[1;3C": end-of-line
"\x88": backward-kill-line #alt del/bspc kills line wise
"\M-[3;3~": kill-line

set completion-ignore-case On

(it is menu-complete with an argument of -1 that goes backwards on completion choices)