fid-killTerminate a running murex function
fid-kill will terminate a running murex function in a similar way that the POSIX kill (superficially speaking).
fid-kill fidfid-kill doesn’t send a kernel signal to the process since murex is a multi-threaded shell with a single signal, fid-kill will send a cancellation context to any builtins executing (which covers builtins, aliases, public and private functions and any external executables running which were launched within the current murex shell).
The FID (function ID) sent is not the same as a POSIX (eg Linux, macOS, BSD) PID (process ID). You can obtain a FID from fid-list.
bexists: Check which builtins existbg: Run processes in the backgroundbuiltins: Returns runtime information on the internal state of murexexec: Runs an executablefexec: Execute a command or function, bypassing the usual order of precedence.fg: Sends a background process into the foregroundfid-killall: Terminate all running murex functionsfid-list: Lists all running functions within the current murex sessionjobs: Lists all running functions within the current murex sessionmurex-update-exe-list: Forces murex to rescan $PATH looking for exectablesThis site's content is rebuilt automatically from murex's source code after each merge to the master branch. Downloadable murex binaries are also built with the website.
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