Hey all - I asked something like this once a couple of years ago but we solved the problem a different way. Perhaps the same can be done here...
I have a script that loads using nukescripts.panels.registerWidgetsAsPanel and when the user starts the tool it loads a modal panel, then when closed it starts a thread with its own progress pane. All should be closed when the script is done. My problem is that the original Panel only closes if it's still under the mouse; otherwise it closes whatever tab is foremost under the mouse, and it can take a while for the threaded part to finish. I currently run tabClose() as a function of the class that creates the Panel, and call it after everything is done, though it doesn't seem to matter - there's no way to specify the tab in the tabClose() function, and I can't find a way to ensure the focus is on the tab I want. Thanks for the help! Den Serras
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