Added send_signal to ProcessDescriptor #11
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@gerkey could you test it with the examples? |
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Working on it now. |
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Since the other subclass CoroutineDescriptor can't implement this the base class should probably not contain this method.
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Nov 11, 2015
Added send_signal to ProcessDescriptor
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This PR adds a
send_signalmethod toProcessDescriptor, so that a signal can be sent to a process (e.g.SIGTERM)