def handle_keyboardinterrupt(w3af_core):
    # Kills some threads from the GUI, not from the core
    helpers.end_threads()
        
    w3af_core.quit()

    if DEBUG_THREADS:
        import threading
        import pprint
        
        def nice_thread_repr(alive_threads):
            repr_alive = [repr(x) for x in alive_threads]
            repr_alive.sort()
            return pprint.pformat(repr_alive)
        
        print nice_thread_repr(threading.enumerate())
        
    om.manager.set_output_plugins(['console'])
    om.out.console(_('\nStopping after Ctrl+C. Thanks for using w3af, bye!'))
    om.manager.process_all_messages()
     
    # 130 seems to be the correct exit code for this case
    # http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/exitcodes.html
    sys.exit(130)
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def handle_keyboardinterrupt(w3af_core):
    # Kills some threads from the GUI, not from the core
    helpers.end_threads()

    w3af_core.quit()

    if DEBUG_THREADS:
        import threading
        import pprint

        def nice_thread_repr(alive_threads):
            repr_alive = [repr(x) for x in alive_threads]
            repr_alive.sort()
            return pprint.pformat(repr_alive)

        print nice_thread_repr(threading.enumerate())

    om.out.set_output_plugins(['console'])
    om.out.console(_('\nStopping after Ctrl+C. Thanks for using w3af, bye!'))
    om.out.process_all_messages()

    # 130 seems to be the correct exit code for this case
    # http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/exitcodes.html
    sys.exit(130)
 def _handle_cancel(self, *args):
     end_threads()
     self.destroy()
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 def _handle_cancel(self, *args):
     end_threads()
     self.destroy()