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The list with clipboard history is accessible by clicking on system tray icon or running copyq toggle. DISABLE TRAP is intended for use in consultation with Teradata Customer Support personnel. To start the application double-click the program icon or run copyq. You can move important or special items to new tabs (see Tabs for more info). Move items around with Ctrl+Down and Ctrl+Up. Copy the selected items back to clipboard with Enter or Ctrl+C. Create new item with Ctrl+N, type some text and press F2. Syntax where: name Name of a previously-established trap Usage Notes A trap is established by the ENABLE TRAP command. You can edit selected text items in the list by pressing F2.After editing save the text with F2. though your program may appear to be running fine with the warning being printed, I'd assume that the SIGTRAP being delivered should trigger some behaviour (context switch or whatever), well, that's not going to be happening as the signal will not be reaching your test program. Purpose Disables a previously-enabled diagnostic trap. This comes with the promise of being more informative, intuitive and simpler to navigate. Adding set -e to a trap on ERR would make your script exit after executing the trap. CopyQ is mainly a Clipboard Manager but alternatives to it may also be File. Other great apps like CopyQ are ClipboardFusion, Clipy, RecentX and CLCL.
The best alternative is Ditto, which is both free and Open Source.
That means it is not triggered by set -e, but is executed in the same conditions. There are more than 50 alternatives to CopyQ for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone. The new approach is reflected by another major change: a completely redesigned user interface. Here is what you can find in the trap manual: The KornShell uses an ERR trap that is triggered whenever set -e would cause an exit. So, what you've done is correct, and should work, however, the gdbserver you're using does not appear to support resuming with signal, see the C and S packets on here. The engine comes with upgraded behavioural detection capabilities, designed to trap a wider range of threats including those using signature evasion techniques. When the SIGTRAP is delivered your remote target stops and informs GDB that it stopped due to SIGTRAP.Īs you've told gdb to pass through SIGTRAP then gdb tries to send the SIGTRAP back to the remote target as part of a continue command, however, it seems that your gdbserver is not accepting the signal, this is where the message is coming from, at this point gdb tries again to resume the remote target, but this time without the signal. The problem is that the choice about whether to handle, ignore, or pass through the signal is always done in GDB.