Disable control-c programmatically?

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Shannon Adams

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I know I can disable control-c globally by putting trap "" 2 (not recommended) or stty intr '' in each user's .profile or /etc/profile. However, is there is way to disable control-c from working in one program? Using 10.1c CHUI. I tried "on ctrl-c anywhere return no-apply" in a program, but control-c still aborts the Progress session. I want to turn that ability/functionality off in certain programs.

Thanks for any help,
Shannon

 
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