On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 12:15:27PM -0400, Craig Thomas wrote:
>Now on to the problem at hand. The problem I'm currently having is
>remapping the key which generates a VINTR signal from CTRL-C to
>something else. Under a Solaris system, the code looks something like
>this:
I'm pretty certain that the VINTR character is not actually remappable
under Cygwin unless you are using CYGWIN=tty. It is probably misleading
since the termios call will seem to work but the interrupt character will
still be CTRL-C.
The reason for this is that, AFAIK, Windows offers no way to remap this
character so you need a special "driver", like what CYGWIn=tty provides
to properly handle this.
If anyone is aware of a way to remap CTRL-C under the Windows console,
I'm willing to look into changing this.
cgf
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