I found a way to catch the window close event.
Browser.on_unload_callback() in mshtml.py catches the window close event.
I modified Browser() class to add event handlers, and pyjd to return the
browser object created.
import pyjd
from pyjamas import Window
browser=pyjd.setup(url)
browser.addCloseHandler(Window.onClosing)
Now, Window.addWindowCloseListener() will catch the event:
class WindowListener:
def __init__(self):
Window.addWindowCloseListener(self)
Window.addWindowResizeListener(self)
The current pyjs in GitHub doesn't have pyjd installation and I tested the
code only in the release version (pyjs0.8.1a) You can find the code in my
GitHub fork (https://github.com/chopin/pyjs)
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