[scilab-Users] scilab-5 and control-C [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

[Klaus Dieter-Liss]

Thanks, Sylvestre,

just played with the system to catch ctl-C. I found out, if I start 
scilab -nw from the bash shell, everything is fine. I used tcsh before.

I also made a startup script, see attached, to jump to the download 
directory. then inside scilab, i have in my startup script the following:

SCIPWD=getenv('SCIPWD','NotExisting_SCIPWD');

if 0 <> strcmp(SCIPWD,'NotExisting_SCIPWD') then
    cd(SCIPWD);
    end

vec mes meilleurs salutations, KLaus.

Sylvestre Ledru wrote:
>
> Le jeudi 24 mars 2011 à 10:17 +1100, Klaus Dieter-Liss a écrit :
> > just downloaded scilab-5.3 for linux, 64 bits.... when I start it in no
> > windows mode: ./bin/scilab -nw then it interrupts with control-C.
> > leaving still some programs in memory. what is behind this idea? in
> > scilab 4,this was not the case. contol-C did not do anything. there is a
> > risk, that Ihit control-C and my work is lost. how to disable control-c?
> > cheers, kdliss.
> Starts Scilab like that:
> /path/to/bin/scilab &
>
> I will launch Scilab like it used to be in the 4.X family.
> This change has been done because it is the way it is done under
> GNU/Linux or Mac OS X.
>
> Sylvestre
>
>

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