responding to SIGINT

[euneuber]

Thanks for this great tool!

I'd like to make a small suggestion:

• on [Ctrl]-C (SIGINT) an exit code of 128 + signal number = 130 should be returned (see man 1 bash in "SHELL GRAMMAR" / "Simple Commands" for reference)
• on [Ctrl]-C (SIGINT) do not put any ouput on terminal.

[pbek]

Thank you for your kind words (and the first like). 😁

What are we talking about? What do you want to quit with Ctrl + C? fzf?

[euneuber]

Yes, qc starts fzf so SIGINT terminates fzf and it already responds with exit code 130 (one can start fzf alone in a terminal and press [Ctrl]-C followed by echo $?)

[pbek]

And you want that this exit code is passed through by qc when exiting?

[pbek]

And what do you want to achieve by this?

[pbek]

It should already be returned by:

qc/cmd/exec.go

Line 41 in 9cb2c1c

return run(command, os.Stdin, os.Stdout)

But it doesn't seem to be returned by Cobra:

qc/cmd/exec.go

Lines 14 to 20 in 9cb2c1c

	// execCmd represents the exec command
	var execCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use: "exec",
	Short: "Run the selected commands",
	Long: `Run the selected commands directly`,
	RunE: execute,
	}

[pbek]

You can play around with it if you like...

[euneuber]

Yes, qc starts fzf so SIGINT terminates fzf and it already responds with exit code 130 (one can start fzf alone in a terminal and press [Ctrl]-C followed by echo $?)

[pbek]

Let me know if you find a way to pass the exit code on...