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Book: First draft of Signals Chapter #50

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killercup opened this issue Jul 30, 2018 · 0 comments
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Book: First draft of Signals Chapter #50

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Add a first draft for the signal handling chapter of the CLI book (#45).

  • What are signals
  • Easy crate to deal with Ctrl+C
  • Handling signals with threads and channels?

Here's something to get you started:

Processes like command line applications need to react to signals sent by the operating system.
The most common example is probably Ctrl+C.

To handle these signals in Rust you need to consider how you can receive these signals as well as how you can react to them.

See #27 for a lot of discussion around signals and crates for handling them!
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Book: First draft of signals chapter
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Closes rust-cli#50
cc rust-cli#27
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