Hello friends,
First of all, I am sorry about the double posting, but I didn’t any receive messages (but I can send to) from this list since October 21. So, it was just when I checked the wxpython site list archive that I saw your answers.
Well, It’s a strange world we live on. As I’ve told you, after upgrade to wxPython 2.7 every time I closed my app I got errors like “invalid instruction”, “bus error”, etc.
Below is the code I used to make the GUI run on my app:
projetotela = TelaApp(0)
GUI = projetotela.frame_principal
projetotela.MainLoop()
Following a python debugger tutorial to check my problem, I have changed this code to the following, so I could run it from a python console on a debugging session:
def app_start():
projetotela = TelaApp(0)
GUI = projetotela.frame_principal
projetotela.MainLoop()
app_start()
And it just worked! No debugging
needed. Just put this GUI starting code on a function, called the function, and I had no more error messages when closing my app.
Any hint why this happened? I am very curious about it…
By the way, one friend suggested replacing:
self.Destroy()
by
self.Hide()
wxCallAfter(self.Destroy)
It didn’t helped. But now that I discovered the strange workaround of putting GUI starting code on a function, both ending solutions works (destroy and callafter). Anyway, thank you very much.
I am very happy for my choice of Python and wxPython. It’s a very strong community we have here.
Best Regards,
Márcio Moreira