Ctrl-C should abort Powershell output, like a long directory listing or a bunch of errors because you piped the wrong stuff to a cmdlet.
Also, is there any way to bind to Ctrl-Break? I really wish Powershell.exe didn't punt on this key. Ideally, I'd map Ctrl-C to Copy and use Ctrl-Break for cancelling the line or pending output. I have no use for a key that closes the window, since there are other ways to do that.
P.S. I just created a bunch of issues, but I really like PSReadLine, so thanks for creating such a great piece of software and making it freely available. It is much appreciated. Just trying to help make it closer to "perfect." 👍
Ctrl-C should abort Powershell output, like a long directory listing or a bunch of errors because you piped the wrong stuff to a cmdlet.
Also, is there any way to bind to Ctrl-Break? I really wish Powershell.exe didn't punt on this key. Ideally, I'd map Ctrl-C to
Copyand use Ctrl-Break for cancelling the line or pending output. I have no use for a key that closes the window, since there are other ways to do that.P.S. I just created a bunch of issues, but I really like PSReadLine, so thanks for creating such a great piece of software and making it freely available. It is much appreciated. Just trying to help make it closer to "perfect." 👍