[Tkinter-discuss] Exiting a Tkinter Program-- An Anomaly or two

[Wayne Watson]

I get the small dialog "Do you want to exit altogether?". I press yes. 
The shell and program windows close. If I say no, then I get error 
messages in the shell followed by a command prompt. The program 
continues to operate.

Well, this isn't bad, but it probably changes how I want to print to the 
shell. If I exit this way, the shell closes and the user can't inspect 
the output any further. Probably, I need to print to a text window 
instead. I have no idea if it will close to with the exit. It seems 
likely. If yes,then I need to write the text fo a file.

On 2/10/2010 6:07 PM, Kevin Walzer wrote:
> On 2/10/10 6:14 PM, Wayne Watson wrote:
>>
>> def Quit(self)
>> self.running = False
>> self.master.quit()
>>
>>
>
> If you change self.master.quit() to sys.exit(), what happens?
>
> (Also make sure that "import sys" is somewhere in the code.)
>

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