* Henry Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 31 10:51]:
> Curious. Why are you (and the originator of this thread) using SIGQUIT
> ("hitting control-\") or SIGINT ("hitting control-c") so often that you
> mistakenly hit those. Or is it that your Ctrl key and Shift key are
> very close and you're intending "C" or "_"? If the latter is the
> case, then I would recommend that you compile Lynx to ignore ^C.
> (Or buy a different keyboard with Ctrl to the left of "a". :)
I found myself quite often using ^C at several of the Lynx prompts
(GOTO, ECGOTO, ELGOTO) reflexively, probably because it's used to
cancel commands at the shell prompt. I think it's force of habit, not
keyboard issues. It was fortuitous that I found IGNORE_CTRL_C in
lynx_cfg.h; it would be a more accessible option to others if it were
a ./configure --enable-option. There might be a couple other compile
time options from lynx_cfg.h likewise made available in the configure
script, OK_INSTALL comes to mind.
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Patrick J. Walsh
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Edmonton AB, Canada
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