Interrupting Running Tasks

Many operations in cubit can be interrupted using <Control>-C. These include:

Pressing <Control>-C will attempt to interrupt the running process as soon as feasible, returning the user back to the command line. This operation will work in both the command line and graphical user interface (GUI) versions of CUBIT. In the GUI version, focus must first be in the graphics window. Click on the graphics window prior to issuing the <Control>-C interrupt. Not all operations may be interrupted, and many can only be interrupted at certain stages. Any current tasks are canceled as soon as it is feasible to do so, including playback of journal files. Even if no other running tasks can be canceled, once those tasks are completed playback a journal file is always stopped. Interrupted journal files may be resumed at the next command. See the section titled Controlling Playback of Journal Files for more information on controlling playback of journal files.