would think that the root window is exited by using the "X" windows close
button? If this is the case, you can bind the window manager event
WM_DELETE_WINDOW to a handler. Try this:
root = Tk()
...
... some other codes
# --------------------------
# to bind the window manager's CLOSE event to a fn
# --------------------------
root.protocol( "WM_DELETE_WINDOW", my_function )
# so when the user press the "x" button, my_function is executed. Write
watever code you need in my_function(), and at the end of
# the function, you can execute root.destroy to close the application.
inhahe wrote:
>
> I tried doing root.bind("<Destroy>",onquit)
> but i don't get why onquit is called *18* times when I exit the app.
> what's the ideal way to execute something *once* when the app is exited?
> Thanks,
> inhahe
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