Add handling of Ctrl-C and Ctrl-Z as signals #82
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It may be not best way to handle Ctrl-C and Ctrl-Z as signals, may be raw mode configuration could be different? See also antirez#74
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Ctrl-C is a fairly standard binding to cancel a line entry, although I suppose it could be made configurable. |
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From antirez/linenoise#82 This doesn't handle Ctrl-C properly, however
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It may be not best way to handle Ctrl-C and Ctrl-Z as signals, may be raw mode configuration could be different?
See also #74