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require
'singleton'
# Provides a handler for interrupt signals (SIGINT), allowing the application to
# finish what it's currently working on.
class
InterruptHandler
include
Singleton
attr_accessor
:isolate_signals
,
:signal_received
,
:reenable_on_interrupt
# Initialize safe interrupt signal handling.
def
initialize
self
.
isolate_signals
=
false
self
.
signal_received
=
false
self
.
reenable_on_interrupt
=
false
Signal
.
trap
(
'INT'
)
do
if
isolate_signals
self
.
signal_received
=
true
else
if
reenable_on_interrupt
self
.
reenable_on_interrupt
=
false
self
.
isolate_signals
=
true
end
raise
Interrupt
# Allow interrupt to propagate to code
end
end
end
class
<<
self
# Provide a way to allow a single Ctrl-C interrupt to happen and atomically
# re-enable interrupt protections once that interrupt is propagated.
#
# This prevents a race condition where code like the following:
#
# begin
# InterruptHandler.disable!
# ... do stuff ...
# rescue Interrupt
# ... handle it ...
# ensure
# InterruptHandler.enable!
# end
#
# ...could have the `enable!` call to the interrupt handler not called in
# the event another interrupt was received in between the interrupt being
# handled and the `ensure` block being entered.
#
# Thus you should always write:
#
# begin
# InterruptHandler.disable_until_finished_or_interrupted do
# ... do stuff ...
# end
# rescue Interrupt
# ... handle it ...
# rescue
# ... handle any other exceptions ...
# end
def
disable_until_finished_or_interrupted
instance
.
reenable_on_interrupt
=
true
instance
.
isolate_signals
=
false
yield
ensure
instance
.
isolate_signals
=
true
end
# Disable interrupt isolation.
def
disable!
instance
.
isolate_signals
=
false
end
# Enable interrupt isolation.
def
enable!
instance
.
isolate_signals
=
true
end
# Enable interrupt isolation while executing the provided block.
#
# @yield block to execute with interrupt isolation
def
isolate_from_interrupts
instance
.
signal_received
=
false
instance
.
isolate_signals
=
true
result
=
yield
instance
.
isolate_signals
=
false
result
end
end
end
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