Exiting mid-input

[JestDotty]

Seems the ctrl+c, +d, +q, +z, or alterations of shift or alt aren't working for me

I'm talking about this behaviour:

atom: 1.20.1 termination: 0.6.0 os: windows 8.1

(in an unrelated note, ctrl + alt + c seems to put console history into a new file, but doesn't seem to exist in docs or settings?)

[Fred-Barclay]

Hi @JestDotty That should indeed work. On my personal machine (Arch Linux), Ctrl + c stops the process:

$ git commit -m" #41
> ^C
$

I'll check the behavior on Windows asap (it might take a few days) and see if we can figure this out. :) Cheers! Fred

PS: ctrl + alt + c was added in #7 but you're right, I don't have it documented anywhere! Thanks!

[Fred-Barclay]

I haven't been able to replicate this on Windows 7 with powershell. Maybe there is something unusual with your setup? I'm especially curious if the . in the name of your project folder could cause unexpected behaviour.

[JestDotty]

powershell directly works with ctrl+c in this folder (only atom/termination has the problem):

ctrl+c in atom's termination does not work with a folder without . either:

[mean-cj]

i confirm CTRL + C doesn't work with termination

powershell , cmd , putty work with ctrl+c