Harsh Kumar Chourasia
Reputation: 559
How to kill previous Python process when rebuilding a program in Sublime
I used to work in IDLE. There, if I reran a program it automatically kills the previous instances of the program.
But recently I shifted to Sublime. If I rerun the same program here, all the previous instances do not die and keep on running.
Can any one provide a method so that when I rebuild a program the previous instances automatically die.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 188
Answers (1)
MattDMo
Reputation: 102902
If a build is still running, simply select Tools → Cancel Build and it will be killed. You can use CtrlBreak as a keyboard shortcut.
Upvotes: 1
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