Keyboard interrupt Ctrl+c is not equal to Ctrl+F2 in Run window
I am running my script that has the try, except block which handles Keyboard interrupt. However, when I run my script from the Run window, I tried to stop the script using Keyboard interrupt(Ctrl+F2) from Pycharm and the script is terminated with 'Process finished with exit code -1'. The script will be doing some operations on how many threads the script created before Keyboard interrupt in the except block which is not printed.
I also have cygwin in my desktop when I try to do a Keyboard interrupt using Ctrl+c, the script prints the threads created.
Is there any equivalent for the Ctrl+c in Pycharm-Run window?
I also have cygwin in my desktop when I try to do a Keyboard interrupt using Ctrl+c, the script prints the threads created.
Is there any equivalent for the Ctrl+c in Pycharm-Run window?
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I would like to trap the Ctrl-C to take closing actions inside PyCharm, to make sure the process would run smooth in the terminal.
KeyboardInterrupt is probably the Exception I need to look out for, but inside the IDE it is never thrown.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks