[Bug 20842] Python: ctrl-c and ctrl-d do not work in wineconsole [dogfood]

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20842

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--- Comment #8 from Jörg Höhle   2010-04-28 15:28:23 ---
I'd expect Ctrl-Z to work in wineconsole (short of Ctrl-D) but it doesn't.
Neither does Ctrl-D.
Ctrl-Z is DOS' End of File marker and it works in MS' cmd and DOS windows.

Unfortunately, some programs expect to detect end of (interactive) input
this way and cannot be told to exit without it (well, ctrl-C works), e.g.
my interactive MCI shell wintest.exe that serves to explore the MCI.

"wine winedbg wintest.exe mcishell" causes a wineconsole to be created whereas
"wine wintest.exe mcishell" works fine: it uses the gnome/kde /MacOS terminal.

How to reproduce:
Use wintest.exe from bug #20232, comment #10. It does something as simple as 
+ HANDLE hin = GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE);
+        ret = ReadFile(hin, inbuf, sizeof ..., &received, NULL);
Source is at bug #20232, comment #9.

BTW, History works (in wine-1.1.43 and 1.0.1) with the arrow keys in
wineconsole. Nice!