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provides a portable way to capture control-c in your lisp programs
Macro with-user-abort &body body
executes BODY and captures a user-interrupt (control-c) and signals user-abort condition
Condition user-abort
a simple condition that inherits from your implementation's user-interrupt.
(handler-case
(with-user-abort (long-running-call))
(user-abort ()
(print "Quitting gracefully")
(uiop:quit 1)))
BSD 3-Clause
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provides an easy way to catch ctrl+c. useful for making binaries.
ava fox
BSD 3-Clause
0.1
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execute BODY, signalling user-abort if the interrupt signal is received
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condition that inherits from implementation specific interrupt condition
interactive-interrupt.
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