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Subject: RE: control-C (*Interupt*)
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Date: Wed, 16-Sep-87 10:04:44 EDT
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Jon Forrest <VODER!BLIA!FORREST@UCBVAX.BERKELEY.EDU> writes:

> I want to be able to type control-c without the *Interrupt* message
> being printed (either as shown or in reverse video) without loosing
> the special meaning of control-c. This means special terminal modes
> such as PASTHRU or other funky approaches aren't acceptable. (Neither
> is changing on a system-wide basis the string that is printed
> when control-c is typed.)
>
> Any ideas?

I would suggest using LIB$DISABLE_CONTROL and $QIOW with
IO$_SETMODE+IO$M_CTRLCAST.

John Hascall
Iowa State University Computation Center
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