Eric Brunel wrote: > One question: what Python do you use? Is it a regular Windows Python > distribution or the Python delivered with Cygwin? I know by experience > that the Python in Cygwin has quite a lot of problems (mine crashes *very* > often). If you don't already use a "regular" Windows distro, I think using > one may solve your problem.
Yes, I noticed the difference. I'm using the Python 2.3.5 installed on Windows. (Pmw 1.2) > I think the default binding for the 'X' button is to call destroy, not quit. > Calling destroy on the main window is almost equivalent to calling quit, so > maybe it can be a solution? I have tried calling root.destroy() as you suggested. It worked. My application is now not generating the error message. Thank you for your suggestion. > Not that I know of. The event_generate method won't help here, ... Good to know that. I think Window is a different beast as it doesn't have a window manager. Thank you, Aki Niimura -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
