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Ferenc Engard
Hello,
I write a multi-form app, and recently it started to behave strangely.
If there are two active toplevels, and I close the main toplevel, the
program exits normally. But, if (from the same state of the program) I
withdraw the 2nd toplevel, and after that I close the main toplevel,
then 4 out of 5 times the toplevel disappear, but the program do not
finish, and I have to kill it with SIGTERM. I do not know what did I do
that bring up this bug, but I have upgraded ruby recently; it is
possible, that the upgrade caused this.
I use the 'trap 0, proc { sleep 0.1 }' workaround.
ruby 1.8.0 (2003-10-05) [i386-linux], display: X-Win32.
Thanks:
Ferenc
PS: What is the correct grammar for that '4 out of 5 times'? Or is it
correct?
I write a multi-form app, and recently it started to behave strangely.
If there are two active toplevels, and I close the main toplevel, the
program exits normally. But, if (from the same state of the program) I
withdraw the 2nd toplevel, and after that I close the main toplevel,
then 4 out of 5 times the toplevel disappear, but the program do not
finish, and I have to kill it with SIGTERM. I do not know what did I do
that bring up this bug, but I have upgraded ruby recently; it is
possible, that the upgrade caused this.
I use the 'trap 0, proc { sleep 0.1 }' workaround.
ruby 1.8.0 (2003-10-05) [i386-linux], display: X-Win32.
Thanks:
Ferenc
PS: What is the correct grammar for that '4 out of 5 times'? Or is it
correct?