Oleg Paraschenko wrote: [snip]
In my case "Hello" works and "Quit" doesn't (GUI stays frozen). Linux, Python 2.3.3, pygtk-0.6.9.
That's not a multithreading issue, but just the way the quit method works. Try:
------------------------------------------------- import time from Tkinter import *
root = Tk() b = Button(root, text='Quit') b.configure(command=root.quit) b.pack()
root.mainloop()
time.sleep(2) -------------------------------------------------
When you click the "Quit" button, the GUI stays there until the time.sleep ends. root.quit just goes out of the mainloop; it doesn't destroy the widgets. To do that, you have to add an explicit root.destroy() after root.mainloop()
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