suspendProcess

Stops the process, like Ctrl+Z normally does in a shell, and returns once the shell continues it, like with fg. Call reset first, so the shell gets the terminal as it was.

On Linux and macOS this sends SIGTSTP to the process group. It throws on Windows.

Stops the process, like Ctrl+Z normally does in a shell, and returns once the shell continues it, like with fg. Call reset first, so the shell gets the terminal as it was.

On Linux and macOS this sends SIGTSTP to the process group. It throws on Windows.

Stops the process, like Ctrl+Z normally does in a shell, and returns once the shell continues it, like with fg. Call reset first, so the shell gets the terminal as it was.

On Linux and macOS this sends SIGTSTP to the process group. It throws on Windows.