hello everyone
i have a question about  dialog/pop-up windows

i'm trying to write a program that would show a menu of items.
when the user opens an item (meanning clicks on the button)
the main window would hide ( self.window.hide() ) and a new window
would open instead .

when the user finished with the child window and press the "x" button
the window would then be closed and the main (previous) window would be shown
again (self.window.show)


some time ago i did this task with action-listener (using java)
or post-messege (using c++ and mfc)

my REAL problem is to understand if this structure would be
dialog based like or open a new window new windows.

i wrote an eample code:
.
file main1.py:
------------------
import gtk
import another_file_module

class main1(gtk.Window):
 def __init__ ...

 def clicked_on_button
   new_win=another_file_module.main_1()
   new_win.show_all()
   self.window.hide()

file another_file_module.py
--------------------------------------

import gtk
class main_1(gtk.Window):
def __init__ :
.
.
gtk.Window.__init__(self) self.connect('destroy') -> what should i write here in order to close
this window and show the main1 window again
.
.


thanks
aviad
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