I was able to figure out that Ctl-d will exit q in Linux.What key stroke(s) will exit q in Windows XP?
on all platforms\or call the function exit with the errorlevel to passed to the OSq)exit 0..2008/5/17 TavMem :>> I was able to figure out that Ctl-d will exit q in Linux.> What key stroke(s) will exit q in Windows XP?> >>
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 12:34 AM, TavMem wrote:> I was able to figure out that Ctl-d will exit q in Linux.> What key stroke(s) will exit q in Windows XP?be aware ^d is highly unreliableit just closes fd 0 (stdin) and q quits when no read fd’s remain openif you have anything else open (files, the /p network port, c-leveldrivers, etc.) it’ll stay openyou’ll end up with a running q with no input, and have to ^z it,ps|grep to find it, and kill it manually(well, if it’s the network you could remote-kill it from another q)-- Aaron Daviesaaron.davies@gmail.com