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From: lihan@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Bruce Bostwick)
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Subject: Re: disable ^C in Turbo Pascal
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Date: 15 Feb 90 04:53:49 GMT
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In article <116500002@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu> bcs33424@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu writes:
>    I've tried the break command under DOS, and the {C-}, {C+},      

Didi you type them exactly that way or did you use {$C-} and
{$C+} as the compiler directives?  I know it sounds nitpicky,
but {C-} looks just like a comment to TP.

The {$C-} should work.  (This assumes, of course, that you're
using 3.0 -- I know nothing about 5.x compiler directives ...)
I have used it for exactly that purpose in both the CP/M 2.0
and DOS 3.0 implementations.


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