def on_delete_event(self, *args):
import bauble.task as task
if task.running():
msg = _('Would you like the cancel the current tasks?')
if not utils.yes_no_dialog(msg):
# stop other handlers for being invoked for this event
return True
task.kill()
return False
def on_delete_event(self, *args):
import bauble.task as task
if task.running():
msg = _('Would you like the cancel the current tasks?')
if not utils.yes_no_dialog(msg):
# stop other handlers for being invoked for this event
return True
task.kill()
return False
gui.save_state()
prefs.save()
def quit():
"""
Stop all tasks and quit Bauble.
"""
import gtk
import bauble.utils as utils
try:
import bauble.task as task
except Exception, e:
logger.error('bauble.quit(): %s' % utils.utf8(e))
else:
task.kill()
try:
save_state()
gtk.main_quit()
except RuntimeError, e:
# in case main_quit is called before main, e.g. before
# bauble.main() is called
sys.exit(1)
last_handler = None
def command_handler(cmd, arg):
"""
Call a command handler.
prefs.save()
def quit():
"""
Stop all tasks and quit Bauble.
"""
import gtk
import bauble.utils as utils
from bauble.utils.log import error
try:
import bauble.task as task
except Exception, e:
error('bauble.quit(): %s' % utils.utf8(e))
else:
task.kill()
try:
save_state()
gtk.main_quit()
except RuntimeError, e:
# in case main_quit is called before main, e.g. before
# bauble.main() is called
sys.exit(1)
last_handler = None
def command_handler(cmd, arg):
"""
Call a command handler.
