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[Bug-apl] Request to implement ^S and ^Q
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Christian Robert |
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[Bug-apl] Request to implement ^S and ^Q |
Date: |
Mon, 5 Dec 2016 21:11:55 -0500 |
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Request to implement ^S and ^Q in the interactive session.
In a Linux terminal, when something is scrolling too fast you can always press
Control-S (meaning stop) to freeze the display
so you can see what happening, and scroll up/down, then you press Control-Q
(meaning continue) and it will resume.
Those 2 signals are actually ignored by the actual interactive apl interface.
(to be proven, not sure at 100%)
My guest is that if they were not ignored, the default will actually do the job
(suspend and resume) without any programming changes.
I may be wrong.
Xtian.
you can test it on Linux by issuing "cat `a *very large file*`" and typing
Control-S (to stop) .... then Control-D (to resume) displaying.
- [Bug-apl] Request to implement ^S and ^Q,
Christian Robert <=