> In the win32\demos directory, there is a script called > win32gui_dialog.py. Near the end of this script, there are > the following > lines:
That script obviously had a quick bash at it and it failed :) I have fixed the demo and will attach it in private mail. The upshot is: win32gui.PumpMessages() will run until the thread gets a WM_QUIT message, via someone calling PostQuitMessage(). The demo had this in the WM_DESTROY handler for the dialog itself which was wrong for 2 reasons: * This is not needed when the dialog is a "normal" dialog. * When used as a Window, WM_DESTROY is not automatically sent - someone needs to call DestroyWindow (rather than the EndDialog needed for the "normal" dialog). The fix for this is to have WM_CLOSE call DestroyWindow(), which then triggers the WM_DESTROY, which then calls PostQuitMessage (whew). Mark _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
