newbie question on Fredrik Lundh's simple script

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Giorgi Lekishvili wrote:
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> Fredrik Lundh wrote:
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>>John Boik wrote:
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>>>Here is the problem.  The frame pops up OK, but when I press the Quit button
>>>nothing happens.  When I press it twice, Python shuts down.
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>>I assume "Python" means "the IDLE environment" ?
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>>IDLE executes Python code inside it's own interpreter, and
>>is also using Tkinter.  If you run a program inside IDLE that
>>shuts Tkinter down, you'll also shut IDLE down.
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>>That's really IDLE's fault, not Tkinter's...
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>>I recommend running the samples in a stand-alone Python
>>interpreter, from the command line.
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>>(or use an IDE that knows how to run Python programs in
>>a separate process...)
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> Would you like to tell me which are such IDEs, and among them, which are freeware?
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> Thank you.
> Giorgi
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Well, I'm not sure it's worth having a look, but I've been told about a 
brand new cross-platform, cross-language, fully scriptable and 
configurable IDE.

It's named Emacs...

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