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How do I capture CTRL+C event? #278
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It's not possible currently. There was some work on it a long time ago but it was never finished: php-school/terminal#12 |
I am currently working around this issue by disabling Ctrl+C altogether. Here's my code in case it's helpful to anyone $builder = new CliMenuBuilder();
// build the menu items, etc.
// Prevent Ctl+C doing anything so that we are not affected by losing
// the cursor https://github.com/php-school/cli-menu/issues/278
pcntl_signal(SIGINT, function ($signal) {
});
$builder->build()->open(); (PHP needs to be compiled with --enable-pcntl for this to work) |
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You can exit the menu by pressing CTRL+C. But in that case the following code does not get called:
And as a result, there's no cursor in the shell.
How can I enable cursor if user presses CTRL+C?
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