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Call cancel on thread when pressing ctrl+c

I've written a console application that basically fires one BackgroundWorker that supports ReportProgress and Cancel.

How can I make sure that before a window is closed (by pressing the close button or pressing ctrl+c) the cancel operation is triggered on my thread and the window only closes after the cancel is completed?

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See the question "How do I trap ctrl-c in a C# console app."

Jacob  2009-06-12 07:41:04
Damn, missed that one.
borisCallens  2009-06-12 08:45:18
Does it solve your close-button problem though?
Jacob  2009-06-20 11:41:07

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