[python-win32] Tkinter - can't close the console or interpreter window

[Jens B. Jorgensen]

Rename your file with a .pyw extension. If you have the regular 
ActiveState python installation then doing so will associate the file 
with the pythonw.exe build. pythonw is build as a win32 gui app and the 
OS will not open a console window for it. This is a windoze thing rather 
than anything to do with Python.

Hameed Khan wrote:

> Hi,
>   Sorry last time i post my question with the subject with no sense to 
> my question. Because i was sleepy. Anyway, here is my another 
> question. Today in morning i was learning to make a simple dialogue 
> box with a quit button on it. Here is the code listing.
>  
> #### Simple Dialogue Code
>  
>
>from Tkinter import *
>
># set up the window itself
>top = Tk()
>F = Frame(top)
>F.pack()
>
># add the widgets
>lHello = Label(F, text="Hello")
>lHello.pack()
>bQuit = Button(F, text="Quit", command=F.quit)
>bQuit.pack()
>
># set the loop running
>top.mainloop()
>  
>
>  
> #### End
>  
> The problem is that the typical interpreter window is appearing behind 
> the dialogue box when i double click on my script file. anyidea how i 
> can close that interpreter window so i will only get my dialogue box.
>  
> Thanks,
> Regards,
> Hameed Khan.
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