[wxPython] GPF in Windows

wxPython Users
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Hi there. I've tried to compile debugging symbols in, but I'm not sure how.
Anyway, maybe if I describe the problem someone else will have encountered it...

I've got a wxFrame, which is the main window for my app. It works fine, blah
blah, until it spawns a second wxFrame. It continues to work fine, until the
app finally closes, at which point it GPF's.

Is there a trick to doing multiple frames? Here's the procedure that spawns the
second frame:

    def OpenManager(self, event):
        from wizard import ManagerPage
        frame = ManagerPage(self, -1, "Button Manager")

Thanks!

mjt

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I've got a wxFrame, which is the main window for my app. It works fine,

blah

blah, until it spawns a second wxFrame. It continues to work fine, until

the

app finally closes, at which point it GPF's.

How are you handling the closing?

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* Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> [010520 23:46]:

How are you handling the closing?

As of right now, I'm not. How should I?

mjt

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* Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> [010520 23:46]:
> How are you handling the closing?

As of right now, I'm not. How should I?

Then it should be working, so it must be something else. Try reducing it to
a minimal sample you can send that shows the problem. If you don't figure
it out in the process of doing that then I should be able to.

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