From: ronman AT imt DOT net (ron newman)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: How to implement a CTRL-C handler?
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 98 05:06:14 GMT
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In article <3625408b DOT 0 AT nsuxnews>, "Goh Yong Kwang" <s6606555 AT np DOT edu DOT sg> wrote:
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>My program always terminate when the user presses CTRL-C. Files go unsaved, 
data are lost and sometimes corrupted because it was terminated halfway 
through writing files and so on. 
>
>I think there's a way to handle this situation whereby the program maintains 
control after CTRL-C is pressed. 
>
>From what I know, I think I've to implement some sort of CTRL-C 
handler/function/routine but I've totally no idea how to do it. Can anyone 
help me with this?


The pctim003.zip (probably 004 or 005 by now) file goes into great detail 
about control C.  It's on various ftp servers.

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