Hello everyone, I'm trying to use multiprocessing module, which is now available with Python 2.6. It is a nice enhancement and it worked great.
However, I have a situation and I couldn't figure out how to deal with. My Python program spawns another process to take care of GUI house- keeping. When I type Ctrl-C to my terminal, instead of my main process, the spawned process always gets the SIGINT. I don't want the spawned process to handle SIGINT event. An exception handler (KeyboardInterrupt) is placed in the main program (but it didn't catch the event). I never encountered this problem before as spawned threads won't take SIGINT event. Is there any way I can force SIGINT event routing so that my main process will get it? Because of another requirement, I cannot swap main and spawned process. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Best regards, Aki Niimura -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
