>> Here is a very short example of creating two windows: >> >> >>> from Tkinter import * >> >>> win = Tk() >> >>> win1 = Toplevel(win) >> >>> f = Frame(win) >> >>> f.pack() >> >>> g = Frame(win1) >> >>> g.pack() >> >>> Label(f,text="Main").pack() >> >>> Label(g,text="Sub").pack() >> >>> win.mainloop()
> If I close the 'main' window, 'sub' window will be closed too. How > can > I close just one window? You need to hide the main window (there must be one(*) but it can be very small!) and then make all your visible windows Toplevels. (*)That may not be true but I don't know of a way to avoid it... Alan g. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
