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Hi Mr. Muskrat

Thanks for the help. I tried the script you provided and can see how to set the Gnu variables now, but my script still doesn't act how I think it should.

Given the script you provided, I'll hit control-c to send an INT to the script while at the prompt. I expect to see "I got a INT" right after I hit control-c. Instead, the script stays at the prompt until I hit enter. After hitting enter I see "I got a INT".

Is this the designed behavior? Ideally, I'd like to have the signal handlers trigger as soon as the signal is received.

Thanks again for helping me out. :)

In reply to Re^2: Perl Term::ReadLine::Gnu Signal Handling Difficulties by sgt_b2002
in thread Perl Term::ReadLine::Gnu Signal Handling Difficulties by sgt_b2002

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