Chris Bitmead <chrisb@nimrod.itg.telstra.com.au> writes:
> I was noticing that psql now exits on ctrl-C.
Ugh. So now, if you type control-C while a query is in progress,
you get a cancel request sent, as you intended. Type it a tenth of
a second too late, however, and you get booted out of psql instead.
I think this is lousy human engineering, even though I'm sure Peter
thought it was a good idea at the time. If we trap control-C we
should trap it all the time, not create a delay-dependent behavior.
> This is much better than the previous behaviour where it kinda got
> muddled up and you could destroy your database if a half-completed
> command was in its buffer.
What? Are you saying that control-C doesn't do a \r (reset the
query buffer)? That's probably true, and I agree that it should...
regards, tom lane
