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- ARP(REL1) ARP User's Manual ARP(REL1)
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- NAME
- Break - Send a signal to a background process.
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- SYNOPSIS
- Break <task> <all> <c> <d> <e> <f>
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- Description
- Many programs which run from the CLI will respond to the
- typing of one of the control characters C D E or F. By far
- the most common is control-C which usually causes a process
- to terminate. If you execute a task in the background (by
- using Run), you will not be able to send it a break signal
- from the keyboard, and that is where Break comes in. Once
- you know the task number of the process you wish to signal
- (available immediately after you run the process or by using
- the Status program), you can send one of these control
- signals to the background process.
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- EXAMPLE
- To send a control C to background process number 2:
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- Break 2 C or Break 2 (Break defaults to control C)
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- To send ALL control signals to background process number 3
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- Break 3 C D E F or Break 3 ALL
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- CONSIDERATIONS
- Not all programs respond to break requests.
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- SEE ALSO
- Status
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- Page 1 (printed 10/6/87)
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