The run_and_close() routine creates another mainloop to run the dialog.
This mainloop will finish when the dialog is closed or one of the buttons
is pressed. You probably shouldn't connect a handler that calls
mainquit() to one of the dialog's widgets, as this may cause problems with
the run_and_close() function. Calling mainquit() outside of the
run_and_close() call should make the outer mainloop return though.
James.
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On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Jozsa Kristof wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 21, 1999 at 06:30:12PM +0200, Jozsa Kristof wrote:
> > destroy the dialog box; and do mainquit(). Trying it out it works fine when
> > there's no dialog opened. If the dialog box was opened it'll shut down as
> > expected; but mainquit() does not end the application (it closes the main
> > window but i do not get back the prompt where the python script was started
> > from). I dont really know what I'm doing wrong in that case..
>
> oh well and it was started using run_and_close(). I dunno if that matters or
> not..
>
> Christopher
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