Jordi Mallach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Under the hurd, pressing ^Y inside nano sends a SIGSTOP, when it should > just go back one page in the editor. Under Linux it's ok, and only ^Z > suspends the application when it's ran with the "-z" flag. > > Neal says maybe nano isn't ignoring SIGSTOP or some other signal that it > should be ignoring, but this also happens with info(1), so maybe it's a > Mach bug. Ideas? > > Please Cc: me or nano-devel, as I'm not subscribed to bug-hurd.
Ignoring signals isn't what should be done, it's setting the terminal modes properly. C-y sends SIGTSTP when it is read from the terminal (not when it's typed; that's what makes it different from C-z) if ISIG is set in the lflag element of the termios structure. Are you sure it's getting SIGSTOP?? Nothing should be sending that at all. _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
