re: [MacPerl] Interupt singals

[schinder@pjstoaster.pg.md.us (Paul Schinder)]

trr@mv.us.adobe.com (Tim Ringwood) writes:
} Have a few questions about quitting a script that is currently running.
} 
} I am not a Mac user my nature, so maybe this is silly but how
} to I quit a Perl program without quitting MacPerl?
} 
} How can I catch a quit in MacPerl. I can catch ctrl+C which
} are interrupts signals on UNIX and DOS, but I can't figure
} out how to tell if a user quits MacPerl.

As with virtually every other Mac program, you stop what's currently
running by holding down the command (Apple) key and typing a period.
Sometimes you have to type a few.

} 
} thanks,
} 
} tim
} 
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