Update nosignal cli parameter to fix latest swipl support #67
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Looks like this should fix the issue I've been experiencing of the help messages (command line arguments etc) being printed then python exiting under termux/swipl? |
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--no-signals seems as valid as --nosignals. The swipl documentation is ambiguous but the cli helpfile states both are valid. The code is reported to use -nosignals (just one preceding hyphon) which does reproduce the error from a command line call to swipl. The 'change' looks right! Thanks. |
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@LyzardKing Thanks for your contribution! |
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Fixes #66
In the latest versions the cli parameter is changed from
-nosignal to --no-signals
EDIT: The proper parameter is --nosignals