I've got a small GUI that pops a window up and down several times. If
the user closes the window using the close button I provide, all is
fine, but if they use the X button supplied by Windows, the contents are
destroyed, and the next time the window is shown, it's empty.
I tried to catch the "destroy" event and just hide() the window, but it
still comes back empty.
I tried issuing an emit_stop_by_name and a stop_emission (what's the
difference?) in the destroy event handler, but still to no avail. I
tried each of these:
self.myWindow.stop_emission('destroy')
self.myWindow.emit_stop_by_name('destroy')
self.myWindow.stop_emission('destroy_event')
self.myWindow.emit_stop_by_name('destroy_event')
So... What is the proper way to catch a user's attempt to destroy the
window and instead just execute a hide()?
Thanks for any help,
Gary Herron
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