On 1 Feb 2008, at 6:34 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
Michael Witten <mfwitten@xxxxxxx> writes:
It turns out that --compose will also leave some temporary files
behind if git-send-email is terminated out of course.
Should I establish a general handler for SIGTERM and SIGINT?
I was mostly worried about ^C leaving the terminal in a funny
state with your system(stty).
I do not think you should lose the message the user carefully
composed using an editor upon seeing ^C. The user may start to
compose, edit the message, and then at some later time decide to
stop the mail-sending procedure by ^C-ing out. The user would
thank you if you somehow left an escape hatch to allow salvaging
the message, instead of having it to be re-typed from scratch.
Indeed. How about a message stating that these files exist?
In any case, I'm looking for your endorsement of a signal handler
as the means to solve the main problem.
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