Re: Control-c

If you are on Unix/Linux, set the interrupt key to something else,
typicall Del, by a command such as "stty intr '?'" in your ".profile".

Check also for relevant settings in "$FGLDIR/etc/fglprofile".
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Regards,
Doug Lawry
www.douglawry.webhop.org

Gabriel Arimany said:

> Hello,
> I don't know how can I block the key control-c to be interpreted as a
> cancel in FGLGUI=0, when I run a program in graphic mode it's perfect,
> but when I use text mode, the control-c = cancel.
>
> Here is an example:
> example.4gl
> DEFINE    cdepto  SMALLINT
> MAIN
>   OPEN FORM ventana FROM "example"
>   DISPLAY FORM ventana
>   INPUT BY NAME cdepto
>     ON ACTION cancel
>       MESSAGE "canceled!!"
>       EXIT INPUT
>       SLEEP 2
>     ON KEY ( CONTROL-C )
>       MESSAGE "Control-C!!"
>       SLEEP 2
>   END INPUT
>   CLOSE FORM ventana
> END MAIN
>
> example.per
> SCREEN
> {
>    Depto: [d1]
> }END
>
> ATTRIBUTES
>    d1 = FORMONLY.cdepto TYPE SMALLINT, COLOR=CYAN;
> END
>
> Thank's for your help and time
>
> Gabriel Arimany
> Grupo Unipharm



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