[Jython-users] The Preferred Way of Quitting Jython?

[Mark G. <gu...@cc...>]

What is the preferred way of quitting Jython? The first time I tried 
Jython, I typed "quit" and it told me (on Mac OS X) to hit Control-D to 
end, which I did and all was well.  Then, when I started to use Swing, I 
found that Control-D alone didn't do it -- it left Java stuff executing 
in the background.  I had to hit Control-D then Control-C.

Now, I just moved my work to Windows for the first time, and Control-D 
just generates an error.  I learned that I'm supposed to type Control-Z, 
and even then, I have to hit Control-C to quit the Swing stuff -- and I 
get a nasty prompt about "Quitting a batch file?"

There must be a preferred, cross-platform way to quit a Jython session, 
I hope.  What would it be?  Hopefully something nice to teach my 
students so that they don't get yucky prompts or have to type magic 
control sequences.

Thanks!
  Mark