Re: Control+C Bug info...
>A still unsolved bug (as I recall) is the fact that ex.exe crashes when I
>press control+pause or control+c and I know you are well aware of that.
>
>Nevertheless, I came accros a file on my HD, called config.txt (in the
>windows directory) which includes the following information:
>Typically, MS-DOS checks for CTRL+C only while it reads from the
>keyboard or writes to the screen or a printer.
BREAK OFF
>If you set BREAK to ON, you extend CTRL+C checking to
>other functions, such as disk read and write operations.
BREAK ON
>ON|OFF
> Turns *EXTENDED* CTRL+C checking on or off.
>Maybe this can lead to the answer ?
Unfortunetly, no.
BREAK is Off by default, turning it on makes it more
dangerous as you can halt a program in the middle
of writing to a file. (Then you'd have to run ScanDisk)
Are you saying that:
include machine.e
allow_break(0)
Doesn't keep your program from crashing?
I have found that using keyread.e's get_keys(), CTRL+C
doesn't crash the machine. David Cuny also has a solution
in his TextGUI.
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