Ctrl+C is broken on windows #127
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This seems to be still broken for me in jline 2.13. Any change to get this fixed? @fantasy86's commit seems to have been reverted again. |
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Guys, I don't understand: is this bug realy hard to fix? Can somebody explain what technical reasons cause it? This bug causes some inconvenient and annoying behaviour in dependent projects, for example in SBT, see sbt/sbt#1855. It leads to wasted time during development with Scala on Windows, because Ctrl+C is one of the most frequent shortcut which we use during developing. 😢 /cc @fantasy86 |
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maybe I can have a look at this bug |
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@nartamonov Can you do some test using my fix above? |
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@fantasy86 Tested your fix with SBT and seems that it works fine! 😋 |
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fix issue #127: support Ctrl+C on Windows.
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Fixes sbt#1855 See also jline/jline2#127
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Fixes sbt/sbt#1855 See also jline/jline2#127
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I'm surprised there is not an open issue about this already. I may have missed it... But Ctrl+C is entirely broken in jline on windows. It was broken on jline1 and is also broken on jline2. I searched google for workarounds and none of them worked for me. Thus, I am sadly left not being able to use jline. =( Having a command line utility that doesn't allow you to exit normally is not very useful....
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