def destroy(self):
#print "Window.destroy:", self ###
self.hide()
app = application()
if app._ns_key_window is self:
app._ns_key_window = None
GWindow.destroy(self)
# We can't drop all references to the NSWindow yet, because this method
# can be called from its windowShouldClose: method, and allowing an
# NSWindow to be released while executing one of its own methods seems
# to be a very bad idea (Cocoa hangs). So we hide the NSWindow and store
# a reference to it in a global. It will be released the next time a
# window is closed and the global is re-used.
global _ns_zombie_window
_ns_zombie_window = self._ns_window
self._ns_window.pygui_component = None
def destroy(self):
#print "Window.destroy:", self ###
self.hide()
app = application()
if app._ns_key_window is self:
app._ns_key_window = None
GWindow.destroy(self)
# We can't drop all references to the NSWindow yet, because this method
# can be called from its windowShouldClose: method, and allowing an
# NSWindow to be released while executing one of its own methods seems
# to be a very bad idea (Cocoa hangs). So we hide the NSWindow and store
# a reference to it in a global. It will be released the next time a
# window is closed and the global is re-used.
global _ns_zombie_window
_ns_zombie_window = self._ns_window
self._ns_window.pygui_component = None
def destroy(self):
self.hide()
GWindow.destroy(self)
def destroy(self):
self.hide()
GWindow.destroy(self)
