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Ctrl-C in a regular console application results in the interrupt of the entire job. GAMS users are used to the fact that Ctrl-C interrupts a solve but then continues with the execution of the remaining GAMS job. The example demonstrates how to alter some console properties to get this behavior of Ctrl-C. More...
Ctrl-C in a regular console application results in the interrupt of the entire job. GAMS users are used to the fact that Ctrl-C interrupts a solve but then continues with the execution of the remaining GAMS job. The example demonstrates how to alter some console properties to get this behavior of Ctrl-C.
Definition at line 14 of file Interrupt.cs.
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