Bug #32799 for IO-Prompt: Request for IO::Prompt

Hello Mr. Conway and other developers of IO::Prompt, first of all, thanks for that great module, it already helped a lot. Now I found one difficulty with it. I set up a program that I like to cope with some signals, especially catching ctrl-c. So I wrote: $SIG{'INT'} = \&got_int; ... and later sub got_int { # clean up some things here ... die "Received INT -> Going out now\n"; }; But (only) while prompting, it does not work (my got_int does not run), because prompt comes with its own signal handling in _fake_from_DATA: sub _fake_from_DATA { my ($caller, $IN, $OUT, $flags, @prompt) = @_; local $SIG{INT} = sub { ReadMode 'restore', $IN; exit }; .... That ruins completely my own signal ambitions :-) At the moment, I do not know how to circumvent this. Is there maybe a way to get around this by something else you can show me? Or is there a chance that you can do something about it? Maybe a flag, that skips that signal handling, so that I can do my own stuff? Thank you very much in advance, Vincenzo Daniele