Add option to prompt.start to skip SIGINT handler #121
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Pass `{noHandleSIGINT: true}` to `prompt.start` to disable prompt's default behavior in catching CTRL+C (SIGINT) events.
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Can you add a note documenting this new feature to the readme? Then I'll merge it. |
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Hi @gangstead, I've added a note to README.md. Let me know if I can help any further. Thanks :) |
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not really working for me.. |
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prompt's default behavior binds a process-killing event handler to the SIGINT event (CTRL+C), preventing an app from executing other event handlers when an interrupt is received. This patch gives the
prompt.startmethod a new option ({noHandleSIGINT: true}) to disable this behavior.