Note that sending an interrupt signal does not necessarily mean immediate termination of the command.
Whether and when the command terminates depends on the command and whether it respects the request.
Interrupting a command is possible only if it runs on a separate thread (and if its work does not end in a fraction of a second).
To terminate the command you must use the keybinding yat_terminal_interrupt.
YAT uses the keybinding yat_context_menu to launch the context menu.
| Name | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CloseRequested | N/A | Sent when terminal is requested to close. |
| TitleChangeRequested | title (string) | Sent when change to terminal's title is requested. |
| PositionResetRequested | N/A | Sent when terminal position reset is requested. |
| SizeResetRequested | N/A | Sent when terminal size reset is requested. |