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Hi

The reason could be die raises a signal. so Inside a signal handler, If a signal getting raised it will lead to misleading result. that is what happened in your code.

Remove the die and use exit there. I have updated my node accordingly. use the same code and try in your important.

That will work.

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Re^4: win32, ctrl-c, sleep, and signals
by SirBones (Friar) on May 30, 2006 at 16:45 UTC
    That will work.

    Afraid not. :-) Still doesn't work for me. Peculiar.

    Thanks for trying it.

    Ken

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