Close, Exit, and Destroy?

Related to this, what does happen if one uses the Python 2.5 function
quit()? How does the wxPython framework react? Will it be smoothly
removed from memory?

Jean-Michel Fauth, Switzerland

It won't crash the interpreter if that's what you were asking. Whether
you use exit(), quit(), or sys.exit(0) (all equivalent) that do cleanup,
or os._exit(0) that doesn't do cleanup; I've never had issues with
windows staying around, memory leaks, etc. It all effectively stops the
process from executing and deallocates any allocated memory, etc.

- Josiah

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jmf <jfauth@bluewin.ch> wrote:

Related to this, what does happen if one uses the Python 2.5 function
quit()? How does the wxPython framework react? Will it be smoothly
removed from memory?