[clisp-list] Re: How to make clisp exit by a ctrl-c

[Sam S. <sd...@gn...>]

> * Christian Schuhegger <Puevfgvna.Fpuhurttre@tzk.qr> [2005-03-16 20:12:46 +0100]:
>
> Now my question is, how does clisp decide if it is in "script
> execution mode" or not?

if the file is given on the command line, i.e., if we load file and then
quit, this is script.
if we execute the driver (the :init-function), this is not a script.

> And can I perhaps set some flag that make
> clisp always exit on ctrl-c?

no.

why don't you just wrap your init-function in exit-on-error?

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