[gtkada] Sequence of control

[jf Menon]

Hello,

When you destroy a window, you still are in the main loop of gtk. That's 
why your procedure doesn't get the control back.
You must leave the main loop inside the program (Gtk.Main.Quit I think).

jf



Rick Duley wrote:

>Hi folks
>
>In Windows XP(Home):
>
>I am working with a GtkWindow within which are GtkCheckButtons and GtkEntrys by
>which the User can (I hope) set some arguments for the main program.  I am
>calling this Window directly from a stand-alone test procedure.
>
>Problem:
>When the Window is closed (disappears from screen in response to Destroy_Cb
>call) control does not return to the calling procedure (which should then
>display the Arguments as at Close Time.  Process hangs in the Command Window.
>
>Why is this and how do I fix it?
>
>Thanks
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