How do solar eclipse(s) work(s) in a binary stars system?

Say a terrestrial planet is orbiting two stars as if they're a single gravitational well.(I haven't worked out the distance yet as I still on the phone...) I don't need the planet to be habitable but it does come in full packages; moons and lots of it. So how would the spectacular event differs between ours and this? While you're at it could you do lunar eclipse too? The terrestrial planet is as five times as big as Earth and as for the pair of identical Sun-like stars I think they are cute!

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