Hi, I'm working on a PyKDE4/PyQt4 application, Autokey, and I noticed that when I send the program a CTRL+C, the keyboard interrupt is not processed until I interact with the application, by ie. clicking on a menu item or changing a checkbox. lfaraone@stone:~$ /usr/bin/autokey ^C^C^C Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib...
How to generate a KeyboardInterrupt in Windows? while True: try: print 'running' except KeyboardInterrupt: break I expected CTRL+C to stop this program but it doesn't work. ...
How can I handle KeyboardInterrupt events with python's multiprocessing Pools? Here is a simple example: from multiprocessing import Pool from time import sleep from sys import exit def slowly_square(i): sleep(1) return i*i def go(): pool = Pool(8) try: results = pool.map(slowly_square, range(40)) except Ke...
Hi, #I write alot of small apps where I use try: print "always does this until I Ctrl+C" Except KeyboardInterrupt: print "finish program" I've just began to move away from using IDLE and booted up PyScripter. However CTRL+C no longer works. Is it possible to still send in a KeyboardInterrupt while using the built-in interpr...
Hi all, I am studying low-level device driver stuff. I am confused between interrupts and IRQ. A sample driver code that hooks keyboard suggests keyboard interrupt is 0x31 but my book on microprocessor says it is 0x09. On opening 'Device Manager->Keyboards->Resources', it shows IRQ is 1. Can anyone clarify this? Thanks, Sanjeev ...
I run my django project with Apache, mod_fastcgi and django.core.servers.fastcgi.runfastcgi. I receive mail about all exceptions. There is one exception I don't know what to do with. It's KeyboardInterrupt. It occurs at different places of my code. Why does it occur? There is no keyboard in Apache! ...
When entering an inteerupt handler, we first "disable interrupts" on that cpu(using something like the cli instruction on x86). During the time that interrupts are disabled, assume say the user pressed the letter 'a' on the keyboard that would usually cause an interrupt. But since interrupts are disabled, does that mean that: 1. the inte...
I'm running this my simple code: import threading, time class reqthread ( threading.Thread ): def __init__ (self): threading.Thread.__init__(self) def run ( self ): for i in range(0,10): time.sleep(1) print '.' try: thread=reqthread() thread.start() except (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit): print '\n! Rece...