How to terminate a TkinterApp correctly?
Gregor Lingl
glingl at aon.at
Sat Aug 16 05:44:20 EDT 2003
I'm working on a windows machine
I've written a Tkinter-app (sort of game) which
consists mainly of an animation which is driven
by a while True: ... loop.
If I close the App's window by clicking the
right upper standard-X-Button, the program
doesn't terminate cleanly. Instead a somewhat
cryptic error message is displayed, e.g.:
....
TclError: invalid command name ".12880040.12880944"
which - I suppose - stems from the interpreter trying
to execute some statement in the infinite loop.
Only if this loop is terminated by some other means
- e.g. game over - before closing the window no
error message is displayed.
How, i.e. by what sort of event handler or error handler
can I avoid this annoying behaviour of my program?
Regards, Gregor
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