On 2017-01-14 07:41 AM, David Topham wrote:
I just joined this list and have been a happy user of geany on Debian for a year. Great editor with helpful plugins! One feature I use all the time is the terminal. I noticed that if the terminal gets hung, then I can't kill it without closing geany. i.e. ctrl-c does not interrupt the program that I ran which is hung. If I go to another xterm outside of geany I can kill the runaway process, but that kills geany too! Is there a way to interrupt (break) the terminal and still keep geany open?
If by hung you mean the application ignores SIGINT instead of exiting, then Ctrl-C indeed wouldn't work, even in Xterm. If you just mean stuck as in a "busy-loop", Ctrl-C works here. Can you give an example script/application that hangs by your definition?
I'm not sure why sending SIGKILL from another xterm to the errant process would kill Geany though, that sounds weird.
Regards, Matthew Brush