问题
I've looked through the documentation, etc, but I'm not seeing anything obvious. I'd like to have a signal handler that can intercept ^C, ^\, or some other keypress that could be used to interrupt a long-running script (each discrete computation is typically <1s) and allow it to exit gracefully and save current state.
Matlab does have event handlers for COM, but it's windows-only and I'm in a *nix environment.
If the answer is 'tough luck', I'm cool with that ... I'm just not seeing anything that says I'm SOL yet.
回答1:
MATLAB already interprets ^C as an interrupt. You can use onCleanup objects to ensure that your program state is preserved correctly. I.e. something like:
function testFcn
x = onCleanup( @() disp('perform cleanup here...') );
for ii=1:1000, disp(ii), pause(1), end
Run the above and hit ^C when you get bored. Obviously, you can hook any function handle in to your onCleanup object. See also the reference page for onCleanup.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5906967/matlab-is-it-possible-to-create-signal-handlers-m-scripts