Closed Jamesthe1 closed 3 years ago
Not a long term solution but you can:
ps aux | grep hexyl
Should give you the PID and you can kill -9 PID
-9
is SIGKILL
so it'll be a harsh one but should do the trick.
Sounds like something hung up?
Thank you for reporting this. I can not reproduce it. Which OS are you on and how exactly are you calling hexyl
?
This was on Arch Linux, no desktop environment installed at the time.
@Jamesthe1 Can you reproduce this yourself? With a particular file?
I'm on Arch Linux myself, but I can not reproduce this.
Hi,
This appears to occur when run in arch-chroot
, now that I remember it.
I have realized the issue. Control-Z is the way out in this mode and it was my own lack of knowledge.
When attempting to use Ctrl and C in v0.8.0 (latest), it won't respond to it. I'm not aware of any way to exit the program, and I'm essentially stuck.