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Fix interrupt handling on Windows #3086

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The Windows SetConsoleCtrlHandler was only sending one argument to the function.

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Now that we are here, I'd like to ask: @blink1073 you added pywin32 to close completion processes after a crash, right? So my question is: should we make it a hard dependency? At least now, Spyder doesn't start on Windows if pywin32 is not present.

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Yep, I think requiring pywin32 is a good idea.

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Could you elaborate a bit more?

El 25/03/16 a las 12:01, Steven Silvester escribió:

Yep, I think requiring |pywin32| is a good idea.


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Oh, I see what you mean, updating.

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Fixed.

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Thanks @blink1073 :-)

@ccordoba12 ccordoba12 changed the title Fix interrupt handling on windows Fix interrupt handling on Windows Mar 29, 2016
@ccordoba12 ccordoba12 merged commit 5569ced into spyder-ide:master Mar 29, 2016
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