Is there a way to interrupt/stop a for-loop in bash, but only after the current iteration is completed - ie. between done and do?  I'm running a for-loop on several directories, with a command that could be destructive unless it's allowed to complete - so I'd like to stop it when the command is finished with one directory, but before it starts on the next.(Yes, I know I could've added a sleep or a read command before done - but I didn't, and the loop is already running...)
Interrupting a for-loop in bash, but only after an iteration is completed?
bash;shell script;shell;for