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enum Signal

List of supported signals

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enum Signal ()

A dynamically generated enum containing numeric/named values for supported signals. For example:

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say Signal.keys.sort[^3] # show the first 3 alphabetically
# OUTPUT: «(SIGABRT SIGALRM SIGBREAK)»

See related routines.

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