May-12-2019, 08:48 PM
Hi guys,
I am working on a project for college I'm not sure if I'm allowed post the code and if I am allowed it's extremely long about 3'000 lines of code with multiple classes so it wouldn't be that trivial to post but I will provide all the information that is relevant and maybe someone could give me some theories as to why my program isn't working
I am using tkinter as the GUI
so I have a main window named root this does the bulk of the work but when a certain button is pressed this button will create a new window ( a smaller more static window) this window is created using the TK() function and again is called root but it is in a separate class, I have a function called build window() which handles the main.loop of this window and also destroys it if the x button is clicked. the problem I have while debugging is I noticed that when I don't close the smaller static window but close the window I cannot close the smaller static window, but if I close the smaller static window first then close the main window everything seems to be ok,
any opinions on what may be happening?
thanks
I am working on a project for college I'm not sure if I'm allowed post the code and if I am allowed it's extremely long about 3'000 lines of code with multiple classes so it wouldn't be that trivial to post but I will provide all the information that is relevant and maybe someone could give me some theories as to why my program isn't working
I am using tkinter as the GUI
so I have a main window named root this does the bulk of the work but when a certain button is pressed this button will create a new window ( a smaller more static window) this window is created using the TK() function and again is called root but it is in a separate class, I have a function called build window() which handles the main.loop of this window and also destroys it if the x button is clicked. the problem I have while debugging is I noticed that when I don't close the smaller static window but close the window I cannot close the smaller static window, but if I close the smaller static window first then close the main window everything seems to be ok,
def mac_menu_select(self): print("MAC MENU FUNCTION") self.disable_window(True) print("MAC MENU FUNCTION 2") self.mac_menu_window = ViewMac(self, self.mac_spoofing_status) print("MAC MENU FUNCTION 3")the ViewMac class's constructor has a method called buildWindow which takes care of the mainloop and also takes care of destroying the window when the x button is clicked.I have a debugging print statement to tell me if the window is being destroyed when I click the x button and it is indeed being destroyed,but it seems like only the first two prints() in mac_menu_select() are being called and the third one doesn't get printed until I destroy the main window, so why is it that the mac_menu_select method isn't terminating until I terminate the main window, I can click on this certain button numerous times lets say 5 times each time I click on it the first two print() methods get called and the program continues to run but when I terminate the main window the third print statement print("MAC MENU FUNCTION 3") will then be printed out 5 times,
any opinions on what may be happening?
thanks