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Subject: Re: CTRL-Z in Matlab 2007a on Intel Mac
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From: Peter Boettcher <boettcher@ll.mit.edu>
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"Sam Waldman" <spamvac2007@removeme.gmail.com> writes:

> Steve.Amphlett wrote:
>>
>>
>> On Jun 29, 3:27 pm, Peter Boettcher <boettc...@ll.mit.edu>
> wrote:
>>> "Sam Waldman" <spamvac2...@gmail.com> writes:
>>> >
>>> > Hi Folks, I have recently upgraded to a Core Two Duo Mac and
>>> > Matlab 2007a. I find that "CTRL-Z" doesn't suspend the MATLAB
>>> > session and go to the command line as I believe it should.  Is
>>> > there a work around for this or is this a new feature of the
>>> > Macification of Matlab?
>>>
>>> Play with "stty -a" in your terminal (before launching MATLAB)
>>> and see if
>>> ^Z is still bound to "susp". If MAC supports such a thing.
>>> Anyway I
>>> suspect a terminal/shell issue rather than a MATLAB issue.
>
> My terminal "susp" is still bound to "^Z" as it should be. My
> previous install of Matlab on a G4 Mac had ^Z work fine (sorry, I
> don't remember which version). Other applications work fine with ^Z
> and the "feature" persists with different terminals and emulation,
> ie. xterm, vt100, or Terminal.

In that case I bet the "screen" program will let you work around this
for now.

-Peter