Ctrl+C terminus behaviour different than spawned terminal

[brupelo]

For instance, when pressing ctrl+c on cmd.exe or similar terminals (conemu, cygwin, msys, ...) you'd get a behaviour like this, is there any chance to emulate the same behaviour with terminus?

[randy3k]

I believe the standard way to cancel in cmdd.exe is the esc key, isn’t it? We need to send ctrl-c as ctrl-c to support things like wsl. If you do not use wsl, you might remap ctrl-c to esc.

Update: Maybe an issue upstream? rprichard/winpty#116

[depthdev]

I'd like the CTRL+c to also kill the current process (and create the new line like @brupelo showed) instead of having to declare with a Y that I want to Terminate batch job (Y/N)? after hitting CTRL+c.

If it needs to be the current way, I'm still okay with that, but it would be nice to mimic fully the normal interaction of that keybinding.

[depthdev]

BTW, I am very excited about this terminal integration for Sublime on Windows!

[randy3k]

I believe that it is a default behavior to show Terminate batch job if ctrl+c is pressed while running a batch file, or isn't

The problem of ctrl+c for not resetting the prompt is an upstream issue, we could only pray that the upstream author to fix the issue.

[depthdev]

Ah, I guess I was narrowly viewing it as just a hosted terminal. Thanks @randy3k . And awesome work!!

[randy3k]

Ah, from what I read from rprichard/winpty#116, the upstream issue has already been fixed, but it is not yet released. Let's wait for the releases of winpty and pywinpty.