C-c propagation kills the fifos

[eko234]

Hello, first, very awesome plugin, I love it, I was using it the other day and I noticed that doing C-c removes the temp fifos, breaking communications, I am usually running some make commands that I cancel with C-c so they somehow become mutually exlucisve in some cases, the thing is, is there a way to re-stablish the connection? will the state set on global be lost? I understand this is somehow a kakoune thing in itself, and I also suffer it in my gpt plugin.

[eko234]

mmm, just saw that if I set decl -hidden bool pk_running false to false again after doing C-c, I can use pykak again, but sadly I loss the global state..., I can work it out persisting some things to a file, don't know if it makes sense to implement some resiliency on pykak side or if is a thing that should be better handled by kakoune.

[eko234]

Hi, I just forked your project to test some ideas to improve resiliency, as right now, there is not much of a way for a plugin to recover in case someone presses C-c: https://github.com/eko234/pykak

there is an example of a simple plugin that keeps working after C-c:

decl str ocurstate

def ocur -override %{ py %{
  import json
  sels = sorted(valq('selections'))
  for sel in sels:
    if sel in counts:
      counts[sel] += 1
    else:
      counts[sel] = 1
  k('set global ocurstate ' + quote(json.dumps(counts)))
}}

def showocur -override %{ py %{
  import json
  keval('echo '+ quote(json.dumps(counts)))
}}

def initocurpy %{
  py %{
    global counts, signaling
    counts = {}
    signaling = False
  }
}

def loadocurstate %{
  py %{
    import json
    global counts
    state = opt('ocurstate')
    if state is None or state == '':
      counts = {}
    else:
      counts = json.loads(state)
  }
}

hook global User pk_recover %{
  initocurpy
  loadocurstate
}