I don't know if my last message made it to the list so I am posting it again:
I am not sure if I understood properly but here is what I tried: 1. Defined the close_cb callback for the dialog. The function always returns iup.IGNORE 2. If a variable value is true then only it will destroy the dialog otherwise just do iup.Hide for the dialog 3. When I do want to destroy it in the timer call back I simply call the callback function directly something like dlg:close_cb() after setting the variable value to true so that this time the call destroys it. I did this but I still see the crash. I have attached the modified file. The close_cb function is defined at line 68. Thanks Ariset for suggesting HIDETASKBAR but I did not understand how would that be different from the above approach. Thanks, Milind
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