[wxpython-users] Re: Catching Shutdown Events
Jesse Aldridge
jessealdridge at gmail.com
Tue May 27 13:24:44 PDT 2008
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> Jesse, how on earth do you shut down, if you don't close the frame?
I just do a normal shutdown. Any running applications are automatically
closed. Does this not happen under your os? What is your os anyway? This
issue could be specific to Ubuntu and/or Linux.
The reason I don't simply close the app's frames is that I keep this app
running all the time in a secondary workspace. I want it to startup when I
boot and close when I shutdown. I don't want to have to manually start it
up and close it down. Also since I have it running in a secondary
workspace, sometimes I'll forget it's running, shutdown, and lose my
changes. That's why I'm trying to get this shutdown event stuff working.
Since I'm having no luck here, I think I'm just going to make a custom
script that will programatically close the app and then shutdown my system.
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