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Stopping a command during the cycle
Hi,

Two things really:
1) can you input a code to pause a program until a key is pressed?
2) can you stop a command during a cycle?
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1) What language?
2) I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. What command? What cycle?
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im working in secure crt and for instance im writing a script to run the ping command to test if its recieving but the command goes on so long i want to stop it half way through.
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1) Secure CRT is not a language, it's just the program you connect with. What language are you programming in?
2) Hit ctrl-c to send the program a SIGINT, which will kill it.
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1) I dunno is it SSH?

2) Sorry i meant in a script.
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1) No, it is not SSH. Again, that's the program you're connecting with, it has nothing to do with what language you use once connected. If you don't even know what language you're using I can't help you.
2) See 'man ping'.
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1) I dunno is it SSH?

2) Sorry i meant in a script.
Whats the first line in your script ?
It should start with #!
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