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I learned about Ctrl + D pretty early on in my software career, probably around 2009 or so, and have been using it 99.99% of the time since then[1]. It's both c
by sdegutis 8y ago
I learned about Ctrl + D pretty early on in my software career, probably around 2009 or so, and have been using it 99.99% of the time since then[1]. It's both consistent and easy, so I really can't see any benefit of not using it.
[1] The 0.01% of the time was when I was testing out using Windows for software dev. I don't remember but I don't think Ctrl + D works there.
- dvlsg 8y agoI find myself pressing ctrl+c on windows.
- eitally 8y agoctrl+c also works on Crosh (Chrome Shell).
- y4mi 8y agoBut not on Windows cmd I think it worked in powershell however, can't test right now though Also: chromeos is Linux. It's a safe bet they'll support standard signals
- dvlsg 8y agoYou mean in general or specifically for PostgreSQL? Ctrl+c definitely works in cmd in general, which is what my original post was referencing. I use it all the time. Not sure about for PostgreSQL in cmd off the top of my head (posting from my phone). I suspect because I got down voted that it may not work there.