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Brett Meyer commented on SRAMP-573:
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David, let's keep this really simple to start with:
1.) Ctrl+C == Enter, but the typed command is *not* executed. This essentially clears the
current line, just as it would in an OS console.
2.) Ctrl+C does *not* exit the shell.
3.) Ctrl+D *does* exit the shell, cleanly (no Exceptions)
4.) Consider Ctrl+U and Ctrl+K as well.
As far as interrupting an executing command, undos, etc., let's hold off. My
intentions for this were purely so that if I mistype something, I can hit Ctrl+C, clear
it, and not have the shell go bye bye.
Ctrl+C should not exit the CLI
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Key: SRAMP-573
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SRAMP-573
Project: S-RAMP
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Brett Meyer
Assignee: David virgil naranjo
If you mistype a command in the CLI, I'd expect Ctrl+C to clear it. Instead, it
exits the shell completely. Instead, limit that to Ctrl+D. Block Ctrl+C from exiting and
ensure it clears the current partially-typed command.
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