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
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
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?