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Allow closing the event loop via keyboard interrupt
See original GitHub issueWhen I run the example cube.py (or any other example) with pyside6 as GUI backend then a Ctrl+C (KeyboardInterrupt) on the terminal will be reported in the shell but won’t actually do anything. Would it be possible to add a listener for this that will then close all open windows and terminate the event loop, so that the program exists on Ctrl+C?
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Short answer is yes but it is challenging.
Long answers you can find if you google how to support keyboard interrupt for pyside/pyqt.
I guess so?