Hello, i'd like to comment a bit off-topic. The way you call gtk.main_quit() is probably not the safest.
Callling gtk.main_quit() from a lambda expression is in the tutorials, but never worked on my WindowsXP (SP3 too). The delete-event is the last event before the "destroy" and the place for callbacks like "Do you really want to ....", "You have changed data - Save ?" and so on. It can even be used not to shutdown eventually. gtk.main_quit() is better connected to "destroy" of the toplevel window of your app. Connecting it to any event before could cause leaking for example (and there is a possibility, that this causes the strange behavior you noticed). Then "A().show()" - do you really want to create such an anonymous gtk.Window ? Why not the natural my_app_window = A() ... A.show(); ? Kind regards, Joost -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
