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Re: no reliable way to have SIGINT exit a script?
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Paul Jarc |
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Re: no reliable way to have SIGINT exit a script? |
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Tue, 10 Sep 2002 11:25:57 -0400 |
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tsurara@SAFe-mail.net wrote:
> I have tried trap cmd 2 with the cmd being exit, break, kill $$, kill -1 $$,
> kill -9 $$, kill -0 $$, and a function that uses the ${nonexistent:?}
> construct in desperation. None of them does the simple thing that I want.
I wouldn't expect break to work, but if the others don't work, I'd
guess that bash isn't being sent SIGINT. Do a system call trace to
check.
paul